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Find the value of y for the given value of x . y=x+5;x=3 y
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Find the value of y for the given value of x . y=x+5;x=3 y
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First you have to replace x with 3y. the equation would be y=3y+5 so then u subtract 3y on both sides. you would get -2y. then divide -2 by 5. u would get y=-0.4.
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You know that x=3, so you plug in 3 for x for the equation of y=x+5
After being plugged in, the equation for y will look like: y=3+5
You add and get y=8.
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