michaelcurry80
michaelcurry80
01-06-2017
Mathematics
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how do i solve 6y+x=8
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sevendixon98
sevendixon98
01-06-2017
You have to solve for y, Write out the equation
6y+x=8 then Subtract x from each side
6y=-x+8
Divide by 6 on each side
y=-x/6+1.33
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