a. y = -6 - 3x
Mathematics, 24.02.2021 17:00, ericavasquez824
Given the equation 3x + y =6 when 'y' is the subject, the equation
becomes
a. y = -6 - 3x
b. y = -6 + 3x
c. y= 6 + 3x
d. y = 6-3x
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Given the equation 3x + y =6 when 'y' is the subject, the equation
becomes
a. y = -6 - 3x
a. y = -6 - 3x
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