How do I get the y over for the equation x+y=6 for it to be x-6=y
2 answers:
Start with subtracting the y, and it’ll then become x=6-y
then, add the 6 so it becomes x+6=-y
the negative shows that the y is being multiplied by a -1, therefore you divide the y by negative one and do the same to the other side
finally, you get -x-6=y because you can’t just divide one thing on one side without dividing everything
then, add the 6 so it becomes x+6=-y
the negative shows that the y is being multiplied by a -1, therefore you divide the y by negative one and do the same to the other side
finally, you get -x-6=y because you can’t just divide one thing on one side without dividing everything
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