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Solve the equation for y. 3x + jy= 7
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Solve the equation for y.
3x + jy= 7

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Answer:


y=(7-3x)/(j)

Explanation:

First, subtract 3x. This leaves you with jy=7-3x. Then, divide by j, leaving you with
y=(7-3x)/(j) .

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