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3 years ago

4.2x−1.4y=2.1 in terms of y

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To find Y we must cancel X out by making it 0.

4.2(0) - 1.4y = 2.1

-1.4y = 2.1

Divide both sides by -1.4 to get the Y by itself.

Y = 2.1/-1.4
Y = -1.5

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