Which is equivilent form of the following question? 2x-3y=3
a.y=-2/3x-1
b.y=3/2x-1
c.y=2/3x-1 (my answer choice)
d.y=3x-1
Can someone please help me i am extremely confused.

Question

Which is equivilent form of the following question? 2x-3y=3
a.y=-2/3x-1
b.y=3/2x-1
c.y=2/3x-1 (my answer choice)
d.y=3x-1
Can someone please help me i am extremely confused.

nnesha · Answer

hey! :=)
why do you think its C ?

anonymous · Answer

I thought it was C because i divided 2x by 3y and i think that gives me 2/3x and idk about the -1 all of the answer choices have it.

anonymous · Answer

I really suck at math

nnesha · Answer

you shouldn't divide 2x

nnesha · Answer

1st) subtract 2x both sides 
then just divide by -3 not -3y bec our goal is to solve for y

anonymous · Answer

okay so that gives me y=-1-2x?

nnesha · Answer

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cancel out the 2x from left side
and right side you can't combine -2x with 3