Question

HELP!
Solve for x
6x-4y=3

Answer 1

I keep getting \[x=\frac{ 2y }{ 3 } + \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }\] which is none of the choices

Answer 2

@LoveIt @Study312

Answer 3

@AloneS

Answer 4

@FibonacciChick666

Answer 5

6x=3 +4y

x= (3+4y)/6

Answer 6

ok hold on...

Answer 7

what you have noticed there on these choices so this is right sure - after are simplified will get this result - ok. ?

Answer 8

i dont understand this myself

Answer 9

ok so I need to simplify the answer I keep getting then

Answer 10

x= 3/6 + 4y/6

x = 1/2 + 2y/3

ok. ?

Answer 11

@jinxhead20 yes - exactly so

Answer 12

hold on working on it

Answer 13

i got a

Answer 14

@jhonyy9

Answer 15

@ScarlettFarra2000 do you know if this is right?

Answer 16

@jinxhead20 you dont understand anything ?

Answer 17

tbh no! sorry for being dumb and wasting your time.

Answer 18

I've read this lesson over 9000 time (metaphor) and I still dont get it.

Answer 19

nobody's perfect. you and your fellow geniuses and moderators should learn that. That'll make os a better place

Answer 20

even preetha treats people who have an ss below 80 like crap im sick of it

Answer 21

\[6x-4y=3\] so the idea, for what you can think of right now is, we apply the opposite operation of what already exists to cancel something in algebra. So looking at your question we need to solve for x, that means get x by itself.

Now the first thing you want to do is get rid of that annoying -4y, so we say hey how can we do that? Lets try adding 4y to both sides and see what happens! \[6x-4y\color{red}{+4y}=3\color{red}{+4y} \implies 6x=3+4y\] notice what we do to one side we must do it to the other, so what should we do next? :)

Answer 22

And the 4y's on the left get cancelled out

Answer 23

@jinxhead20 look please

6x=3 +4y - you have got this - yes :- so divide both sides by 6 - what will get ?

6x
--- = (3/6) + (4y)/6 so on the left side simplifie 6 by 6 and remain there just x - so on
6 the right side 3/6 = 1/2 after simplifie it by 3 - yes ? so (4y/6) =
(2*2y)/(2*3) = 2y/3 after simplifie there 2 by 2 - yes ? - so hope now will understand how we get this result - ok. ?



x= (3+4y)/6

Answer 24

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jinxhead20
I keep getting \[x=\frac{ 2y }{ 3 } + \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }\] which is none of the choices
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Hey this is right

Answer 25

@jinxhead20 - do you understand it now ?

Answer 26

ok I'm getting there but here's what I don't get

Answer 27

\[A+B = B+A\]

Answer 28

@Astrophysics WHY DO I KEEP GETTING THAT ANSWER! THERE'S NO WAY I CAN SIMPLIFY IT LIKE jHNONNY SAID!

Answer 29

Your answer is correct

Answer 30

but it matches none of the choices in the atachment no matter what i do

Answer 31

\[6x = 3+4y \implies \frac{ (3+4y) }{ 6 } \implies \frac{ 3 }{ 6 }+\frac{ 4y }{ 6 } \implies \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }+\frac{ 2 }{ 3 }y\]

Answer 32

look jhonnoy I know ur pissed so why dont you just go and report me to ur little moderator friends

Answer 33

It's the same thing as I said above A+B = B+A

Answer 34

OMG THANKS!

Answer 35

\[\frac{ 2 }{ 3 }y+\frac{ 1 }{ 2 } = \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }+\frac{ 2 }{ 3 }y\]

Answer 36

:)

Answer 37

@jinxhead20

x=2y/3+1/2 so this is same like x= 1/2 + 2y/3

Answer 38

Don't doubt yourself @jinxhead20 you're getting it!

Answer 39

See I said a before but jhnooy was like "you dont understand?" I was right this whole time i cant believe it

Answer 40

Please don't focus on the negativity, just ignore and keep trying! Good luck!

Answer 41

ok :)

Answer 42

was my pleasure

good luck

bye

Answer 43

@jinxhead20 you have blocked me ? why ? i just wan help you realy true for you can learning how you solve same exercises - ok . than you like it so ?--- bye