Math, asked by shriyamegal, 3 months ago


 \frac{y}{7}  +  \frac{y - 4}{3}  = 2 \\

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Answered by hassanpathan07
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Answer:

 \frac{y}{7}  +  \frac{y - 4}{3}  = 2 \\ 3(y) + 7(y - 4) = 2 \\ 3y + 7y - 28 = 2 \\ 3y - 7y = 2 + 28 \\  - 4y = 30 \\ y =  \frac{30}{ - 4}  \\ y = 7.5

Answered by KarthikRockers
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{\bigstar}ANSWER:

 \frac{y}{7}  +  \frac{y - 4}{3}  = 2

 \frac{3(y) + 7(y - 4)}{(7)(3)}  = 2

 \frac{3y + 7y - 28}{21}  = 2

 \frac{21y - 28}{21}  = 2

21y - 28 = 21 \times 2

21y - 28 = 42

21y = 42 - 28

21y = 14

y =  \frac{14}{21}

y =  \frac{2}{3}

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