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3x + 5y = 30

Which of the following equations can be used to solve for y in the linear equation above?

User Jumble
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Answer:


y= - (3x)/(5) + 6

Explanation:

The given linear equation is


3x + 5y = 30

To solve for y, we first subtract 3x from both sides to obtain:


5y = 30 - 3x

Divide through by 5


(5y)/(5) = (30)/(5) - (3x)/(5)

This simplifies to


y= 6- (3x)/(5)

Or


y= - (3x)/(5) + 6

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