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hram777 [196]
3 years ago
15

HELp PLs due in like 2 hours and I have more questions do :((((( Problem in picture

Mathematics
2 answers:
Ahat [919]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Option 1 , option 2 ,  option 4 are correct

Step-by-step explanation:

7x- 4z =  \dfrac{9}{2y}\\\\\\7x = \dfrac{9}{2y}+4z\\\\\\7x = \dfrac{9}{2y}+ \dfrac{4z*2y}{1*2y}\\\\\\7x= \dfrac{9}{2y}+ \dfrac{8yz}{2y}\\\\\\7x= \dfrac{9+8yz}{2y}\\\\\\x= \dfrac{9+8yz}{14y}

Option 1 is true

7x - 4z= \dfrac{9}{2y}\\\\\\7x= \dfrac{9}{2y}+4z\\\\\\7x- \dfrac{9}{2y}=4z\\\\\\ \dfrac{7x*2y}{1*2y}- \dfrac{9}{2y}=4z\\\\ \dfrac{14xy}{2y}- \dfrac{9}{2y}=4z\\\\\\ \dfrac{14xy-9}{2y}=4z\\\\\\ \dfrac{14xy-9}{2y*4}=z\\\\\\z= \dfrac{14xy-9}{8y}

Option 2 is true

7x- 4z= \dfrac{9}{2y}\\\\\2y*(7x -4z)=9\\\\\\2y= \dfrac{9}{7x-4z}\\\\\\y= \dfrac{9}{2*(7x-4z)}\\\\\\y= \dfrac{9}{14x - 8z}

Option 4 is true

MrRa [10]3 years ago
6 0
Donkey, shrike style
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