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1/3(y+3)=4y: i got 11/3 the answer is 3/11 how do i flip it?
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1/3(y+3)=4y (y+3)/3=4y y+3=12y 3=11y y=3/11
the term (y+3) is in numerator or denominator or numerator?
it is 1/3 mutiplied by (y+3)=4y
is it\[\frac{1}{3} (y+3)=4y\]
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\[\frac{y+3}{3}=4y\]now multiply both sides by 3\[\cancel{3} \times \frac{y+3}{\cancel{3}} =4y \times 3\]\[y+3=12y\]\[11y=3\]\[y=\frac{3}{11}\]
you dont have to flip anything
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