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How do i solve for y following this equation : -3y = -4y + 18

How do i solve for y following this equation : -3y = -4y + 18
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How do i solve for y following this equation : -3y = -4y + 18

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Y =18. You have to add 4y on both sides then you get 1y=18 and just divided
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