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What is the value of y when x equals 6 4x+y=20
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What is the value of y when x equals 6
4x+y=20

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in order to do this plug in 6 for x. 4(6)+y=20, now multiply and get 24+y=20, now subtract 24 from both sides to get y alone and get y=-4

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Sub in 6 for x in the equation and you have:
4(6) + y = 20
24 + y = 20
y = -4
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