-3y+y is what as an equivalent expression?

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-3y+y is what as an equivalent expression?

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Answer:

-2y

Explanation:

Add -3y and y.

Windos answered Aug 30, 2022

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Answer: y-3y

Step-by-step explanation: The expression -3y+y is equivalent to y-3y because both terms are the same but simply arranged in a different order; both -3y and y are in each equation.

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