what is the y in the equation of 5x+10=10y

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Its simple in this equation, because all that needs to be done is to get the "y" by itself. so in this equation, you have to divide both sides by 10, so your answer will be 5/10x + 1 = y. Or if you need it simplified, it would be y=1/2x + 1.
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