What is y=-4/3x +6. y=2

1 answer:

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The given equation is:
[/tex]y=-\frac{4}{3}x+6 [/tex] and we need to evaluate this for y=2.
So, first step is to plug in 2 for y in the above equation. Therefore,

$2=-\frac{4}{3} x+6$
$2*3=-\frac{4}{3} x*3+6*3$ Multiply each sides by common denominator 3
$6=-4x+18$
6-18= -4x Subtract 18 from each sides.
-12=-4x
$-\frac{12}{-4} =-\frac{4x}{-4}$
So, x=3

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