Solve for b. d = 3a + 3b
so, what do you think? Any attempts?
plz dont try to explain it takes way to long
and i have a lot of questions i need to ask
subtract 3a from both sides divide by 3 to isolate b
d=3a+3b d-3a=3b now divide by three from both sides
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So again, what do you think you need to do first?
b=d-3a/3
that seems right except you need parentheses (d-3a)/3=b
please don't be mean or i will show you wrong, i was just asking a question @FibonacciChick666
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