Math, asked by mahimahira72, 2 months ago

find the value of x in equation 3x+y=7, if y=1

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Answered by poojithashankar2008

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3x + y = 7

3x = 7 - y

3x / 3 = 7 - y / 3

x = 7 - y / 3

Answered by anshumansahu287

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Answer:

2

Step-by-step explanation:

3x+y=7 ,, if y = 1

3x+1=7

3x=7-1 i.e. 6

3x=6 so x=6/3=2

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