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Y=3x + 4 x=3y + 4 x-4= 3y how do divide x-4 by 3?
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Y=3x + 4
x=3y + 4
x-4= 3y

how do divide x-4 by 3?

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Answer:

x = 3y + 4

Explanation:

add 4 to both sides


simplify

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