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3 years ago

Given that R = 6x + 9y

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Grace [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

11/3

Step-by-step explanation:

x=1, R=39, y=?

R=6x + 9y

(substitute the parameters into the equation)

39=6(1) + 9y

39= 6 + 9y

(collect like terms)

39 - 6 =9y

33=9y

(divide both sides by 9)

33/9=9y/9

11/3=y

therefore, y= 11/3

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