Solve the equation for y.Then find the value of y for the given value of x. 3x-6y=6; x=2

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yamyam70 · Answer

Hi, First we transpose -6y to the right side, and 6 to the left side.
Then we substitute the value of x.

yamyam70 · Answer

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akashdeepdeb · Answer

Did you understand @alexaaa  ? :)

anonymous · Answer

so how would it be set up? Since its 6-6y=6

anonymous · Answer

not really, just a little. @AkashdeepDeb

yamyam70 · Answer

3x-6y=6;  , you know that when we transfer "terms" we change signs right?

akashdeepdeb · Answer

3x-6y=6

Write the equation by interchanging LHS AND RHS

3x - 6 = 6y
y = (3x-6)/6
y = 1x/2 - 1

Okay?
So this is y in terms of x
Now find y value by substituting x=2 in place of x! :D

Understood? :)

anonymous · Answer

Yes! Thank you. You explained it better than my teacher.

yamyam70 · Answer

Don't forget to close the question :)

akashdeepdeb · Answer

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