Question

Help please! Picture of it below

Answer 1

I dont know how to work this out.

Answer 2

subtract 4
multiply by 7

Answer 3

what do you get?

Answer 4

I didnt why would you subtract 4?

Answer 5

cause of that fat 4 in front on the left i am trying to get rid of

Answer 6

Oh okay so would I pull 2 into the equation and revers it?

Answer 7

\[4+\frac{y}{7}=2\] i just want \(y\) on the left, not \(4+\fra{7}{7}\)

Answer 8

not \(4+\frac{y}{7}\)

Answer 9

so to make that side \(y\) takes two steps
a) subtract 4
b) multiply by 7

Answer 10

\[4+\frac{y}{7}=2\] what do you get when you subtract 4?

Answer 11

Sorry It x=14 my computer stopped working for a second

Answer 12

site crashed,
no it is not 14

Answer 13

but that is not a choice anyway
it is \(-14\)

Answer 14

That is what I ment :P