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3 years ago

2y-x=3/4(-y+1) solve for y

Mathematics

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liubo4ka [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

(4x + 3)/11

Explanation:

2y -x = 3/4(-y + 1) Multiply both sides by 4

8y – 4x = 3(-y + 1) Remove parentheses

8y – 4x = -3y + 3 Add 3y to each side

11y -4x = 3 Add 4x to each side

11y = 4x + 3 Divide both sides by 11

y = (4x + 3)/11

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