How do u solve 4(y-3)+9-3y

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$4(y-3)+9-3y=0 \\ 4y-12+9-3y=0 \\ y-3=0 \\ y=3$

Flyingace answered Apr 8, 2016

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if you need to find the y, and the
4(y-3)+9-3y=0, then
we use PEMDAS, parenthesis first
4y-12+9-3y=0
4y-3y-12+9=0
y-3=0 add 3 on both sides
y=3

Designdit answered Apr 11, 2016

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