Math, asked by Utkarshsmart, 1 year ago

what is the solution of the equation 3x-y=4?

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Answered by hsakhare21
18
3x-y=4
3x=4+y
x=4+y/3
therefore if y=2so,
x=4+2/3
x=6/3
x=2

hsakhare21: if y= -1 so x=4-1/3 x=1
hsakhare21: ok
hsakhare21: thanks
Answered by steffis
3

The solution of the equation is x=\frac{4+y}{3}

Step 1:  Slove for x

Given: 3x-y=4

To solve for x by using given equations

Add y on both side of the given equations

3x-y+y=4+y

we get

3x=4+y

now divide both side by 3

we get

x=\frac{4+y}{3}

Hence the solution of the equation isx=\frac{4+y}{3}

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