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If I have an equation like 6+3y-4 can i move the 3y to the back to deal with the 6 and the -4? ex: 6-4+3y?
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If I have an equation like 6+3y-4 can i move the 3y to the back to deal with the 6 and the -4?
ex: 6-4+3y?
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Yes as long as you keep the sign in front of it
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