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Solve for y: 2/3y + 4 = 6 Answer y = 3 y = -7 y = 7 y = -3
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Any ideas on the first step?
-4 on both sides?
good
so 2/3y = 2
what's next
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\[\huge{\frac{2y}{3}+4=6}\] \[\huge{\frac{2y}{3}=2}\] \[\huge{2y=6}\] \[\huge{y=\frac{6}{2}=3}\]
I thought it equaled 2 also, but I don't have 2 as an option D: D: D:
You want to move that 3 over, so multiply both sides by 3 2/3y = 2 (2/3y)*3 = 2*3 2y = 6
Then what's next?
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