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How would you solve this equation -6x+9y=1?

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Explanation:

This equation has two variables. A second equation would be necessary for us to find specific numerical solutions. However, -6x+9y=1 can be solved for either x or y:

-6x = -9y + 1, or x = -(-9y + 1)/6, or:

9y = 6x + 1, or y = (6x + 1)/9


User Alec Thomas
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y=6/9+1/9 because you need to set it up in y=mx+b and that is 6 over 9 and 1 over 9.

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