Question

If -4/3y=-3/4, then y =?

Answer 1

So we have this equation:

`(-4)/(3y)=(-3)/(4)`

We can multiply both sides by 4 and 3y:

`(-4*4*3y)/(3y)=(-3*4*3y)/(4)`

`-4*4=-3*3y`

`-16 = -9y`

Now we divide both sides by 9:

`(-16)/(-9)=y`

And we can remove the minus signs:

`(16)/(9)=y`

If you mean
`(-4)/(3)y=(-3)/(4)`:

`-4y*4=-3*3`

`-16y = -9`

`y=(9)/(16)`

Answer 2

Explanation:

y=-3/4 ÷ -4/3

y=+9/16‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌