Explain how to find the value of y in the equation 6(y+4)=12

y=-2 (Please can i have brainliest)

Step-by-step explanation:

There are different ways to do this but my way, you would distribute 6 to both y and 4, ending up with 6y+24=12. You then subtract 24 from both sides giving you, 6y=-12. Then divide both sides by 6, giving you y=-2

y=-2

Step-by-step explanation:

First, you would distribute the 6 to both the y and the 4 which would give you 6y+24=12

Then you would subtract 24 from 12 to get -12 ( it would look like 6y= -12 after)

Finally, you would take -12/6 to get -2 so y = -2

The given equation of parabola is :

As ,

Focus = (3,0)

Vertex = (0,0)

Distance from focus to Parabola = Distance of Directrix from parabola = 3

But Directrix will lie on negative X axis.i.e at (-3,0).

Equation of line parallel to y axis and passing through (-3,0) is :

: x = -3→ Option 3