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Nevaeh Bradshaw
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6 May, 15:53
How do I do 4 (6-x) - 2 (6-y) = -4x
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Jairo Wallace
6 May, 16:16
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Answer: y=-12
Step-by-step explanation: 4 (6-x) - 2 (6-y) = -4x
24-4x-12+y=-4x
12-4x+y=-4x
y=-12
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