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Find the value of 3y-4 given 2y-6=8Simplify your answer as much as possible 3y-4=

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Answer:

3y-4= 17

Step-by-step explanation:

First, we have to find the value of y from 2y - 6 = 8.

Adding 6 to both sides gives


2y=8+6
\Rightarrow2y=14

dividing both sides by 2 gives


(2y)/(2)=(14)/(2)
\Rightarrow\boxed{y=7.}

With the value of y in hand, we can now evaluate 3y - 4.

Putting in y = 7 into 3y - 4 gives


3(7)-4=17

Hence,


\boxed{3y-4=17.}

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