3 years ago

How do I get an equation from 9x-y=45 but the equation has to equal y

2 answers:

joja [24]3 years ago

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<span>Add {Y} to both sides to get 9x=45+y
Subtract 45 from both sides and you will get Y=9x-45</span>

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First add y to both sides to get 9x=45+y than subtract 45 from both sides to get 9x-45=y or y=9x-45

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