Sandy G.
asked • 05/02/133y+x+5=3 can you help me solve this?
3y+x+5=3
I don't know how to do this, and I was wondering if you could help me step by step.
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Joni S. answered • 05/02/13
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I agree with John R. A "systems of equations" problem needs more details.
Otherwise, this is just a linear equation (y = mx + b)
[where
y is a function of x
m is the slope of the line
and b is y-intercept]
(3y + x + 5) - (x +5) = 3 - (x + 5)
3y = -x - 2
3y / 3 = (-x - 2)/ 3
y = (-1/3)x - 2/3
Please provide more details if this is not a linear equation. Thank you!
Eric S. answered • 05/07/13
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3*0+(-2)+5=3
Three times nothing =0 This clears the first part of the equation. Then it is down to what +5=3 The answer is simply (-2) +5=3.
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John R.
You list this as systems of equations, but you have only given one equation. Is there another equation or more instructions about what you are doing?
05/02/13