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Can someone help? I need to see work so i can write it on the screenshot and i need the answer

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seulpinokiogi seulpinokiogi

Today at 12:58 AM

Answer:

y=12 .

180-106=74

74+3y+22+4y=180

96+7y=180

7y=84

y=12

4×12 = 48

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