SOLUTION: I need help with solving for y:
5(4x+3) <= -1/2y + 5
I got:
20x + 15 <= -1/2y +5
20x + 10 <= -1/2y
I get confused when there are two variables and I have to solve for one
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5(4x+3) <= -1/2y + 5
I got:
20x + 15 <= -1/2y +5
20x + 10 <= -1/2y
I get confused when there are two variables and I have to solve for one
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Question 22753: I need help with solving for y:
5(4x+3) <= -1/2y + 5
I got:
20x + 15 <= -1/2y +5
20x + 10 <= -1/2y
I get confused when there are two variables and I have to solve for one.
Thanks Answer by Earlsdon(6294) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Solve for y:
First, multiply both sides by -2 and don't forget to reverse to order of the inequality. Add 10 to both sides. Simplify.