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Galya asked Apr 10, 2022

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If y=−3, then
4y
4+y

=

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Galya asked Apr 10, 2022

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Answer:

4 x -3 + 4 = 5

4 x -3= 1

4 + -3 =1

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I checked the calculator (Sorry if I’m wrong)

Vlad Holubiev answered Apr 11, 2022

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Answer:

4y4+y is 4x-3x4+-3 so the answer is -51

Explanation:

4 times -3 is -12

-12 times 4 is -48

-48 plus -3 is -51

hope this is right lm.ao

Zhilong Jia answered Apr 14, 2022

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