Given y=1/4x+2, I first isolate the constant. After doing so, I get the equation -1/4x+y=2. To remove the fraction, I multiply b

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Given y=1/4x+2, I first isolate the constant. After doing so, I get the equation -1/4x+y=2. To remove the fraction, I multiply b

y –4, giving the equation x-4y=2, which is the final answer.

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tia_tia [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-28T20:12:20+03:00

Ok given y=1/4x+2 then we multiply by 4 to get rid of fraction so we have 4y=x+8 then we have x=4y-8 or back to y=(x+8)/4 which equals y=1/4x+2
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