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3 years ago

What is 4/7y-2=3/7y+3/14 step by step please

2 answers:

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♡Let's solve this Step-By-Step!♡
♡Here is the question you asked:
4/7y-2= 3/7y+ 3/14

♡Subtract 3/7y from both sides:
4/7y−2−3/7y=3/7y+3/14−3/7y
1/7y−2=3/14

 ♡Add 2 to both sides:
1/7y−2+2=3/14+2
1/7y=31/14

♡Multiply both sides by 7:
7*(1/7y)=7*(31/14)

♡Your answer is:
y=31/2

♡I hope this helps!♡

garri49 [273]3 years ago

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4/7y-2= 3/7y+ 3/14
⇒ 4/7y-3/7y= 3/14+2
⇒ 1/7*y= 2 3/14
⇒ y= (2 3/14) / (1/7)
⇒ y= 15 1/2

The final answer is 15 1/2~

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