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Consider 3y+6x+3 in the form y= ax+b. Find the constants a and b.

Consider 3y+6x+3 in the form y= ax+b. Find the constants a and b.
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Consider 3y+6x+3 in the form y= ax+b. Find the constants a and b.

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a= -2 and b= 0

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Consider 3y+6x+3 in the form y= ax+b. Find the constants a and b.-example-1
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