Question

I need help with this please! -3=(-6+x)/2 -5=(-3+y)/2 show step by step how to solve this please

Answer 1

I'll solve the first equation and let you solve the second equation

-3=(-6+x)/2

-3*2 = -6+x ... Multiply both sides by 2.

-6 = -6 + x

-6 + 6 = -6 + x + 6 ... Add 6 to both sides.

0 = 0 + x

0 = x

x = 0

So the solution to -3=(-6+x)/2 is x = 0

Answer 2

okay so basically
-10=-3+y

-13=y

am i correct?

Answer 3

-10 = -3 + y is correct

Answer 4

but when you solve -10 = -3 + y for y, you won't get y = -13

Answer 5

-10 = -3 + y

-3 + y = -10

y = -10 + 3

y = ???

Answer 6

oh yeah forgot. -7

Answer 7

correct, y = -7

Answer 8

okay but when u said multiply by both sides, u only multiplied one side?

Answer 9

when you multiply (-6+x)/2 by 2, the 2 in the denominator will cancel

Answer 10

start with this

Answer 11

then multiply it by 2 to get