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Given the equation, 3x + y = 2, solve for y
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Given the equation, 3x + y = 2, solve for y

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Answer: y=-3x+2

Explanation:

Subtract 3x on both sides, y=-3x+2, that's the most you can do.

User Don Shrout
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your answer will be y=-3x+2
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