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3 years ago

Can you please help me. 6 = 4x + 9y slove for y

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kow [346]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

↔Start of with your 'solution section' to make sure you have the right things↔

↔Solution 1 ➡ 4(x) + 9(y) = 16

↔Solution 2 ➡ 6(x) - 9(y) = 8

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▪Looking for the value of the 'x'-intercept ⬇▪

◾4 (3) (y) / 2 + 4/ 3 + 9(y) = 16

◾15(y) = 32 / 3

◾ 45(y) = 32

▪x-intercept: 32

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◾Looking for value of the 'y'-intercept ◾

◾45(y) = 32

◾y-intercept : 45

◾x = 3(y)/2+4/3 which is translated to this, am i correct? ➡ (y) = 32/45

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↪ Now, we have finally found both of their intercept ⬇

↪x-intercept: 12

↪y-intercept: 5

↪Or you can even say the intercepts in other words. Here's what I am talking about if in case you don't know what I am saying

↪x-intercept: 32✅

↪y-intercept✅

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