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30 September, 13:37

How do you solve

6 (3b + 5) = 2 (6b - 21) and

10y - 4 = 2 (5y - 2) ?

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  1. 30 September, 14:26
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    1. First, you can divide both sides by 2 to make it easier to solve

    3 (3b + 5) = 6b - 21

    Next, you can divide both sides by 3

    3b + 5 = 2b - 7

    Subtract both sides by 2b and 5

    b = - 12 is your answer

    2. First, divide both sides by 2

    5y - 2 = 5y - 2

    It is clear these are the same equation, so there will be infinite solutions

    Infinite solutions is the answer
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