2x-3y=8 solve for y I don't understand this at all can someone please help??

1 answer:

3 0

You can't find the exact value of y, but you can find y in terms of x!

Adding 3y and subtracting 8 from both sides, we have:

2x-3y+3y-8=8+3y-8

2x-8=3y

Dividing by 3, we see that y=(2x-8)/3. This is the simplest form we can find for y.

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