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An equation is shown. 3.8+y=14.2 What is the value for x that makes the equation true?
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An equation is shown.
3.8+y=14.2
What is the value for x that makes the equation true?

User RobertL
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Answer:

y/x=10.4

Explanation:

3.8+y=14.2 Subtract 3.8 from both sides

y=10.4

User Daniel Lane
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Answer:

y=10.4

Explanation:

If you mean Y instead of x then the answer is 10.4

3.8+y=14.2

-3.8 -3.8

y=10.4

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