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After substituting, what is the first step when evaluating StartFraction 4 y + 9 over 7 EndFraction when y = 8?
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After substituting, what is the first step when evaluating StartFraction 4 y + 9 over 7 EndFraction when y = 8?
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Answer:
16
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because 8 x 2 = 16
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B
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did it in edgen
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