Susie 14

3(2x + y) + 4y = (6x + 3y) + 4x

= (3y + 6x) + 4x

= 3y + (6x + 4x)

= 3y + x(6 + 4)

= 3y + x(10)

= 3y + 10x

= 10x + 3y

a(bx + 8) = cx - 2

solve for x

Is it?

Autosomal dominant?

OR

Autosomal Recessive?

OR

Sex-Linked?

OR

Chromosomal Abnormality?

OR

New DNA mutation?

Is it inherited through more than 1 of the above ways?

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