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Answer: the second one y= -4x+11/y

Explanation:

first, you move 4x to the other side which makes it negative, then you divide the whole -4x +11 with 7 to isolate the y.

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Answer:


\text{Option B}

Explanation:

Our task is to solve the equation
\sf{4x+7y=11} for y.

By 'solving for y' we mean 'isolate y on one side of the equation, so that ultimately, we can find its value'.

We will solve for y by using inverse operations until y is all alone on one side. You get the idea.

So first, subtract 4x from both sides:


\sf{7y=11-4x}


\sf{7y=-4x+11}

Then, divide both sides by 7:


\sf{y=\cfrac{-4x+11}{7}}

Hence, b) is the right answer.


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