So I solved this problem already but I have to explain how I solved it but I used Photomath so how would you explain how you sol
ved this problem
Problem: y-10=-3(x-2)
1 answer:
Answer:
Remove parentheses.
y-10=-3\times -2y−10=−3×−2
2 Simplify 3\times -23×−2 to -6−6.
y-10=-(-6)y−10=−(−6)
3 Remove parentheses.
y-10=6y−10=6
4 Add 1010 to both sides.
y=6+10y=6+10
5 Simplify 6+106+10 to 1616.
y=16y=16
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