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Use the equation m = y + 3 to find the value of m when y = 3.
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Use the equation m = y + 3 to find the value of m when y = 3.

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Answer:6

Explanation:

M=y+3

Substitute 3 for y

Add 3+3 and you get 6

User Kevad
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Answer:

M=6

Explanation:

Plug in 3 for y

m=3+3 (add)

m=6

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