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Corbin Haley
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14 September, 01:31
If 5 (y+10) = 40, find the value of 1/4y.
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Hana Gray
14 September, 01:45
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Expand the brackets:
5y + 50 = 40
minus 50 on both sides to get 5y alone
5y = - 10
divide both sides by 5 to find y
y = - 2
∴ 1/4y = - 0.5
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