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Solve for u. 2u + 4u − 3u = 18
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Solve for u.

2u + 4u − 3u = 18

User Olessia
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Answer:

6

Explanation:

2u + 4u -3u = 18

3u=18

Divide both sides by 3

U = 6

User Omphaloskopie
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Explanation:

2u + 4u - 3u = 18

6u - 3u = 18

3u = 18

3u/3 = 18/3

u = 6

User ThreeCheeseHigh
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