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Evaluate the expression when c = 6 and y=-3. -4y+c
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Evaluate the expression when c = 6 and y=-3.
-4y+c

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When you plug in the numbers the equation should look like this -4(-3)+6. Then you will multiply -4 and -3 which gives you 12, and then you add the 6. So the answer is 18.
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