SOLUTION: 3y-7(y+4)=-y+6-3y
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Question 854150: 3y-7(y+4)=-y+6-3y
Answer by aditya2117(32) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
3y-7(y+4)= -y+6-3y
=> 3y+4y-7y-28=6
But -28 # 6
therefore,
the equation is incosistent.
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