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11-02-2016
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Combine the like terms to make a simpler expression:
y- ( -3y )

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Аноним Аноним

11-02-2016

y - - 3y = y- ( -3y )

y + 3y = 4y

Answer: 4y

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summermoriarty summermoriarty

11-02-2016

the answer is 4y.
because when you are combining like terms, sometimes, you have to think and you have to solve the things yourself.

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