Math, asked by Anonymous, 9 hours ago

Solve for x: 2x – y = (3/4)x + 6.
(a) (y + 6)/5,
(b) 4(y + 6)/5,
(c) (y + 6),
(d) 4(y - 6)/5.

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Answered by akashbindjnvg
1

Answer:

Question⤵

➡Solve for x: 2x – y = (3/4)x + 6.

Answer⤵

➡4(y+6) /5

Solution⤵

➡2x – y = (3/4)x + 6.

or, 2x - (3/4)x = y + 6.

or, (8x -3x)/4 = y + 6.

or, 5x/4 = y + 6.

or, 5x = 4(y + 6).

or, 5x = 4y + 24.

or, x = (4y + 24)/5.

Therefore, x = 4(y + 6)/5.

Hence the option (b) 4(y+6) /5 is correct.

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Answered by rajpalmali1
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Answer:

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