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How do you inverse 3x-4y=6
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How do you inverse 3x-4y=6

User Yanefedor
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Answer:

y=(6-3x)/-4

Explanation:

to get the inverse we make y the subject of the equation

3x-4y=6

-4y=6-3x

y=(6-3x)/-4

User Maksym Govorischev
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Answer:

To find the inverse you switch x and y

Explanation:

3y-4x=6

So 3y = 4x+6

and Y = 4/3x + 2

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