I need help solving 14-3y=4y

2 answers:

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<span>14-3y=4y
Add 3y to both sides so that the variable y is only on one side.
14=7y
Divide 7 on both sides so that the only thing remaining on the right side is the variable y.
Final Answer: 2=y</span>

BartSMP [9]3 years ago

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14-3y=4y equals 14 - 3y+ 3y =4y +3y which is 14= 7y, and than 14/7= 7y/7 is 2=
y

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