SOLUTION: rewrite the equation so that Y is a function of X: 4x-3(y-2)=15+y

SOLUTION: rewrite the equation so that Y is a function of X: 4x-3(y-2)=15+y

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Question 218991: rewrite the equation so that Y is a function of X:
4x-3(y-2)=15+y
Answer by checkley77(12844) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
4x-3(y-2)=15+y
4x-3y+6=15+y
4x=y+3y=15-6
4x=4y+9
x=4y/4+9/4
x=y+2.25 ans.
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