The expression equivalent to -7(y - 2) is -7y + 14
<h3>Which expression is equivalent to -7(y - 2)?</h3>
Given the expression; -7(y - 2)
We expand the expression by multiplying each element inside the parentheses the element out i.e -7
-7(y - 2)
[ -7 × y and -7 × -2 ]
-7y + 14
Therefore, the expression equivalent to -7(y - 2) is -7y + 14.
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8/7-1/3
Make both fractions have the same common denominator
24/21 - 7/21
Subtract the numerators while keeping the denominator the same
Final Answer: C. 17/21
The answer is option three(photo for step by step)
Answer:
The equation is y=2x + 2
Step-by-step explanation:
4x+2y=7
2y=-4x+7
y=-2x+7/2
Hence, the gradient =-2
Note that: parallel lines share the same gradient
sub m(gradient)=-2 and the point (1,0) into y=mx+c
0=-2(1)+c
c=2
Therefore, the equation in the form of y=mx+c is y=-2x+2
