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2) Solve each of the following equations and check your solution by substituting its value in the equation. 1. -4(3-y)÷2=3(3+y)​

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Answered by kinnaryds
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Step-by-step explanation:

-4(3y)÷2=3(3+y)

-4(-y+3)÷2=3(3+y)

-2(-y +3)=3(3+y)

2y-6=3(3+y)

2y-6=3(3+y)

y= -15

Answered by hazira15
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Answer:

y= -36

Step-by-step explanation:

-4(3-y)÷2=3(3+y)​

LHS = -4(3-y)/2 { simplify the brackets}

         = -12 + 4y/2

RHS = 3(3+y)​

        = 9 + 3y

Equate them.

-12 + 4y/2  = 9 + 3y { there is a 2 in the denominator, so cross multiplication}

-12 + 4y = 2( 9 + 3y) Solve the brackets.

-12 + 4y =  18 + 6y  { Transpose the terms }

-12 - 18 = 6y - 4y { + becomes - when it is transposed to the other side}

- 30 = 2y { bringing 2 to the other side}

- 30/2 = y

-15 = y

⇒ y = -15

Check

substituting -15 for y

LHS = -4(3- ( -15) / 2

       = -4 ( 3 + 15) /2

      = -12 - 60/2

      = -72/2

       = -36

RHS = 3(3+ (-15))​

        = 3( 3 -15)

         = 9 -45

        = -36

LHS = RHS

⇒ -36 = -36

Therefore y= -15.

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