4x + 3y + 3 = 4 ----> 4x = 1 - 3y ----> x = 0.25 - 0.75y ----> 3y = 1 - 4x ----> y = (1/3) - (4/3)x
a) 4x+13y=40 b) 4x+3y=-40c) multiply b per(-1)=-4x-3y-40d) sum a and c: 4x+13y-4x-3y=40-(-40)=>10y=80 => y=8to find x replace y per its value in a or b and get x=-16
3y +3y = 6y
y = 8
-x+3y+6x-6y=5x-3y
The equation for 3y + 3y = -1 is 3y + 3y = -1.
That depends on what the value of x is.
That would depend on the plus or minus value of 3y or maybe an equality is missing none of which have been given.
To find the value of 3y plus 7, you simply need to substitute a value for y and then perform the arithmetic. For example, if y = 2, then 3y + 7 = 3(2) + 7 = 6 + 7 = 13. In general, the expression 3y + 7 can be simplified by multiplying the coefficient of y (3) by the value of y and then adding 7 to the result.
it is equal to 6y plus y
If y + 3y + 10 = 70, then 4y + 10 = 70, and 4y = 60. We then find that y = 60/4 = 15.
If you mean: 3y = 19+5 then the value of y is 8
Technically, the answer is probably YES, but it is a tautology and, therefore, adds no value.
2x-3y = 4 x+4y = -9 => x = -9-4y Substitute x = -9-4y into the top equation: 2(-9-4y)-3y = 4 -18-8y-3y = 4 -8y-3y = 4+18 -11y = 22 Divide both sides by -11 to find the value of y: y = -2 Substitute the value of y into the original equations to find the value of x: Therefore: x = -1 and y = -2 Remember that the product of a minus times a minus is equal to a plus when working out the original equations,
Yes.
Since x and y can get smaller and smaller without a limit, there is no minimum for the value of 3x+3y.
Collecting like terms they are equal to: 2x+6y
8y - 38