5(4y-3)-2(5-6y)=192-23y

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Solution for 5(4y-3)-2(5-6y)=192-23y equation:


Simplifying
5(4y + -3) + -2(5 + -6y) = 192 + -23y

Reorder the terms:
5(-3 + 4y) + -2(5 + -6y) = 192 + -23y
(-3 * 5 + 4y * 5) + -2(5 + -6y) = 192 + -23y
(-15 + 20y) + -2(5 + -6y) = 192 + -23y
-15 + 20y + (5 * -2 + -6y * -2) = 192 + -23y
-15 + 20y + (-10 + 12y) = 192 + -23y

Reorder the terms:
-15 + -10 + 20y + 12y = 192 + -23y

Combine like terms: -15 + -10 = -25
-25 + 20y + 12y = 192 + -23y

Combine like terms: 20y + 12y = 32y
-25 + 32y = 192 + -23y

Solving
-25 + 32y = 192 + -23y

Solving for variable 'y'.

Move all terms containing y to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '23y' to each side of the equation.
-25 + 32y + 23y = 192 + -23y + 23y

Combine like terms: 32y + 23y = 55y
-25 + 55y = 192 + -23y + 23y

Combine like terms: -23y + 23y = 0
-25 + 55y = 192 + 0
-25 + 55y = 192

Add '25' to each side of the equation.
-25 + 25 + 55y = 192 + 25

Combine like terms: -25 + 25 = 0
0 + 55y = 192 + 25
55y = 192 + 25

Combine like terms: 192 + 25 = 217
55y = 217

Divide each side by '55'.
y = 3.945454545

Simplifying
y = 3.945454545

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