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If c = 2 and y= -3, then what is is the answer for -6y+c​

If c = 2 and y= -3, then what is is the answer for -6y+c​
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If c = 2 and y= -3, then what is is the answer for -6y+c​

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Answer:

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-16

User Roney
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Answer is twenty, just plug in the values for c and y and you get -6*-3 which is 18 and then +2 is 20
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