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Anyone know this Solve for Y: 4(y+3)+7=3
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Anyone know this Solve for Y: 4(y+3)+7=3
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What you need to do is isolate the Y.
First - Distribute the 4 and get:
4y+12+7=3
Second - Combine like terms and get:
4y+19=3
Third - Subtract 16 from both sides and get:
4y = -16
Fourth - Divide by 4 and get:
Y=-16/4
ANSWER:
Y = -16/4 = -4
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4(y+3)+7=3
first you distribute the 4
4y+12+7=3
now add simplify each side
4y+19=3
subtract 19 from each side
4y=(-16)
divide each side by 4
y=(-4)
so -4 is your answer for y
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