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How do you set an equation in y= form like this 2x+y<7

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You subtract 2x from both sides to get why by itself. So in the end it would equal: y<-2x+7. Is that what you are meaning?

Fynjy0 [20]3 years ago

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      2x + y < 7
2x - 2x + y < 7 - 2x
   y < 7 + 2x
   y < -2x + 7

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