Solve the equation for y -3x+y=3

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Solve the equation for y

-3x+y=3

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Answer:

y=3x+3

Explanation:

$We\ are\ given\ that,\\-3x+y=3\\By\ adding\ both\ the\ sides\ with\ 3x\ we\ get,\\(-3x+y)+3x=(3)+3x\\Hence,\\-3x+y+3x=3x+3\\By\ cancelling\ -3x\ and\ 3x,\\y=3x+3$

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