Question

4x - y
( line )
2y + x HELP PLEASE

Answer 1

Please post the whole question - this is not complete .

You need to post equations (with an = sign) to make a line....

4x-y is not an equation....

Answer 2

It's a dividing line.

Answer 3

\[\frac{4x - y}{2y + x}\]

Answer 4

Ya like that

Answer 5

There is no way to simplify it more, it is in simplified form..

Answer 6

The answers are
-3
9
1
18

Answer 7

Please post your complete question or else you take screenshot and upload it here.. :)

Answer 8

there are 2 variables - you cannot have 1 number as an answer

as ^^ water says - post the whole question please

Answer 9

My bad x=3 an y=3

Answer 10

Then just put the values in.

Wherever you are seeing x, replace it with 3 and y with 3..

Like this:

\[\frac{4(3) - (3)}{2(3) + 3} = ??\]

Answer 11

So -3?

Answer 12

How solve it properly and slowly..

Answer 13

Solve numerator first;

4*3 = ??

Answer 14

12

Answer 15

Good..

And 12 - 3 = ??

Answer 16

9

Answer 17

Okay Good.. SO, numerator = 9, keep it aside..

Now come to denominator:

(2*3) + 3 = ??

Answer 18

9

Answer 19

Good..

Answer 20

So, finally you got:
\[\frac{Numerator}{Denominator} = \frac{9}{9} = ??\]

Answer 21

1?

Answer 22

So, what option you are seeing??

Answer 23

1 would be my answer

Answer 24

Good, Well Done!!!

Answer 25

Which option is correct, then??