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Solve for y. 1. 3x + y = -3 2. x+3y=-6 3. 3x+4y=-12
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Solve for y.
1. 3x + y = -3
2. x+3y=-6
3. 3x+4y=-12

User Heinrich Apfelmus
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Answer:

1. y=-3x-3

2. y=
(-1)/(3)x-2

3. y=
(-3)/(4)x-3

Explanation:

User Kalifornium
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Answer:

1)y=-3x-3

2)y=3/x-2

3)y=4/3x-3

Explanation:

User Tpgould
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