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-3(x+4)+15=6-4y how to do this

-3(x+4)+15=6-4y how to do this
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-3(x+4)+15=6-4y how to do this

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Multiply -3 to x and get -3x and multiply 4 and -3 and get -12 so then subtract -12 and 15 and get -3 so now it is -3x-3=6-4y so now. You subtract -3 and 6 and get positive 3 so now the final answer is -3x-4y+3
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