3 years ago

13.02-6y=8y using the method of solving linear equations

Mathematics

1 answer:

gregori [183]3 years ago

5 0

well add -6y to 6y which equals 0 then add 8y to 6y which equals 14y

now you have 13.02=14y

now you can divide 13.02 divided into 14 which equals 0.93

0.93 = y

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