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Subtract j from 9, then subtract 3 from the result

Subtract j from 9, then subtract 3 from the result
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Subtract j from 9, then subtract 3 from the result

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Answer:

j-12

Explanation:

without knowing what j is all you can do is combine like terms like -3 and -9

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(9-j)-3

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