Math, asked by Manesika, 1 year ago

solve the following equation in the picture below

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Answered by ctinamaria31
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The common denominator is 6.

So we will multiply the first fraction with 3
the 1 will be multiplied with 6
and the result with 2.

In this way we will get rid of the fraction.
3(6y+1)+1*6=2(7y-3)
18y+3+6=14y-6
18y+9=14y-6
18y-14y=-6-9
4y=-15
y=-15/4



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Answered by Anonymous
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\frac{6y+1}{2} + 1 = \frac{7y-3}{3}

\frac{6y+1 +2}{2}= \frac{7y-3}{3}

\frac{6y+3}{2}= \frac{7y-3}{3}

{3(6y+3)}= {2(7y-3)}

18y+9 =14y - 6\\

4y = -15

y=\frac{-15}{4}

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