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If 3x = -2y then when you move the -2 over to the left side it becomes positive but does the y remain a negative or does it become a positive?
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If 3x = -2y then when you move the -2 over to the left side it becomes positive but does the y remain a negative or does it become a positive?
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In this case you cannot move only -2. Every numbers and variables that you only multiply or divide are treated as one thing. So here you have two terms 3x and 2y (-2 is only a part of something bigger) and you can write:
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