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4 (3u - 1) - 4u = 76* u=?

4 (3u - 1) - 4u = 76* u=?
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4 (3u - 1) - 4u = 76*
u=?

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Answer: 12u-4-4u=76

Step-by-step explanation: Use distributive property and PEMDAS, that might help.

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