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6) -b - 3b = -16 - 2b Can I get help step by step. Please and thank you! (:

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Rudik [331]3 years ago

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-b - 3b = -16 -2b
Put -b and -3b together
-4b = -16 -2b
Add 2b to both sides
-2b=-16
Divide by -2
b=8

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