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7\left(38-4y\right)+15y=162
Multiply both sides of the equation by 3.
266-28y+15y=162
Use the distributive property to multiply 7 by 38-4y.
266-13y=162
Combine -28y and 15y to get -13y.
-13y=162-266
Subtract 266 from both sides.
-13y=-104
Subtract 266 from 162 to get -104.
y=\frac{-104}{-13}
Divide both sides by -13.
y=8
Divide -104 by -13 to get 8.
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