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Simplifying y(10y + 9) = 7 + (5y + -1)(2y + 3) Reorder the terms: y(9 + 10y) = 7 + (5y + -1)(2y + 3) (9 * y + 10y * y) = 7 + (5y + -1)(2y + 3) (9y + 10y2) = 7 + (5y + -1)(2y + 3) Reorder the terms: 9y + 10y2 = 7 + (-1 + 5y)(2y + 3) Reorder the terms: 9y + 10y2 = 7 + (-1 + 5y)(3 + 2y) Multiply (-1 + 5y) * (3 + 2y) 9y + 10y2 = 7 + (-1(3 + 2y) + 5y * (3 + 2y)) 9y + 10y2 = 7 + ((3 * -1 + 2y * -1) + 5y * (3 + 2y)) 9y + 10y2 = 7 + ((-3 + -2y) + 5y * (3 + 2y)) 9y + 10y2 = 7 + (-3 + -2y + (3 * 5y + 2y * 5y)) 9y + 10y2 = 7 + (-3 + -2y + (15y + 10y2)) Combine like terms: -2y + 15y = 13y 9y + 10y2 = 7 + (-3 + 13y + 10y2) Combine like terms: 7 + -3 = 4 9y + 10y2 = 4 + 13y + 10y2 Add '-10y2' to each side of the equation. 9y + 10y2 + -10y2 = 4 + 13y + 10y2 + -10y2 Combine like terms: 10y2 + -10y2 = 0 9y + 0 = 4 + 13y + 10y2 + -10y2 9y = 4 + 13y + 10y2 + -10y2 Combine like terms: 10y2 + -10y2 = 0 9y = 4 + 13y + 0 9y = 4 + 13y Solving 9y = 4 + 13y Solving for variable 'y'. Move all terms containing y to the left, all other terms to the right. Add '-13y' to each side of the equation. 9y + -13y = 4 + 13y + -13y Combine like terms: 9y + -13y = -4y -4y = 4 + 13y + -13y Combine like terms: 13y + -13y = 0 -4y = 4 + 0 -4y = 4 Divide each side by '-4'. y = -1 Simplifying y = -1
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