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Solve 0.4(y+3)-0.8y.
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Solve 0.4(y+3)-0.8y.

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Answer: -0.4y + 1.2

Explanation:

0.4(y) = 0.4y

0.4(3) = 1.2

0.4y + 1.2 - 0.8y

0.4y - 0.8y = -0.4y

-0.4y + 1.2

User Dmitryro
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Answer:

The answer is: 1.2 + -0.4y

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