SOLUTION: this question kinda isn't in the book but here it goes
(1/10)(y-9)=9
when there is no number beside it how do you get the numbers out of ()? Do you take the 9 or something. I gue
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-> SOLUTION: this question kinda isn't in the book but here it goes
(1/10)(y-9)=9
when there is no number beside it how do you get the numbers out of ()? Do you take the 9 or something. I gue
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: this question kinda isn't in the book but here it goes
(1/10)(y-9)=9
when there is no number beside it how do you get the numbers out of ()? Do you take the 9 or something. I guess I can give it a shot right now.
9/10=9-9
so then 9-9=0 and I'm kinda not sure after that not that I am even sure how to do any of this problem This question is from textbook
You can put this solution on YOUR website! (1/10)(y-9)=9
Multiply both sides by 10 to get rid of the denominator, as follows:
10[(1/10)(y-9)=10*9
The 10 times the 1/10 is "1", so you get:
y-9=90
Add 9 to both sides to get:
y=99
Cheers,
Stan H.
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
First thing, to get rid of the fraction ... multiply both sides by its reciprocal
The fractions cancel on the left
Multiply on the right
Add 9 to both sides
Combine like terms
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