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Simplify and make y the subject of the formula in the equation: 8x + 1/3y=6

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\text{Answer: y = }(1)/(6(3-4x))


8x\text{ + }(1)/(3y)=\text{ 6}

To simplify the above equation, the first step is to find the LCM of the Right Hand Side.

The LCM of 1 and 3y is 3y


\frac{24xy\text{ + 1}}{3y}=\text{ 6}

The next step is to cross multiply:


24xy\text{ + 1 = 6(3y)}
24xy\text{ + 1 = 18y}
18y\text{ - 24xy = 1}
6y(3-4x)\text{ = 1}

Making y the subject of the formula:


\text{ y = }(1)/(6(3-4x))

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