Question

The subject is Linear Equations.

Solve for x. (Please show your work.)
0.12(y - 6) + 0.06y = 0.08y - 0.7

Answer 1

Errr, solve for y, my apologies.

Answer 2

Your in college..? I expected your problems to be much more challenging O_o

Answer 3

I'm in Math 65. I forgot essentially all there is to Algebra and its concepts.

Answer 4

y=0.2
Is this college lvl!? gosh its easy

Answer 5

Distrbute 0.12 to (y) and (-6) and add 0.06y with the Y variables only..Tell me what you get at the end.

Answer 6

0.2. Thank you.

Answer 7

So when distrbuted it would equal:
0.12y - 0.72 + 0.06y
Collect like terms:
0.12y + 0.06y - 0.72
0.18y - 0.72 = 0.08y - 0.7

0.18y - 0.08y = -0.7 + 0.72
0.1y = 0.02
y = 0.02/0.1
y = 0.2