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Solve 12x + 4y = 20 for y.

A. y=-3x+ 20
B. y = -12x+ 20
C. y= 12x+ 5
D. y=-3x+ 5

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Answer:


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Option D is the correct option.

Explanation:


\sf{12x + 4y = 20}

Move 12x to right hand side and change it's sign


\sf{4y = - 12x + 20}

Divide both sides of the equation by 4


\sf{ (4y)/(y) = ( - 12x + 20)/(4) }


\sf{y = ( - 12x)/(4) + (20)/(4) }

Divide -12x by 4 . Also divide 20 by 4


\sf{y = - 3x + 5}

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User DaveM
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Answer:

D. y= -3x+ 5

Explanation:


12x + 4y = 20

Move 12x to the right and change its sign


4y =20-12x

Divide through by 4


(4y)/(4) = (20)/(4) -(12x)/(4) \\\\Simplify\\y = 5-3x\\y =-3x+5

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