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What is the sum of 8 and 6 multiplied by y?
8y+6y is 14y
What is the sum of 2y plus 8y?
2y+8y = 10y
What is the value of y if 8y square plus 14y equal 15?
Solving the given quadratic equation y = -5/2 or y = 3/4
How do you do the sum 8y-2 equals 3-2y?
If: 8y-2 = 3-2y Then: 8y+2y = 3+2 So: 10y = 5 Therefore: y = 5/10 or as a 1/2 in its simplest form
What is 5y-14y?
5y - 14y = -9y
What is the sum of 8 and 6 multiplied by y?
8y+6y is 14y
What is 8y plus 4x plus 6y?
Oh, dude, math time! So, you've got 8y + 4x + 6y. Just like mixing different sodas at the fountain, you can combine like terms here. So, that gives you 14y + 4x. Ta-da! Math magic.
What is the value of y in 8y2 plus 14y15?
If you mean 8y^2 +14y = 15 then the value of y is -5/2 or 3/4
What is the sum of 2y plus 8y?
2y+8y = 10y
What is the value of y if 8y square plus 14y equal 15?
Solving the given quadratic equation y = -5/2 or y = 3/4
How do you do the sum 8y-2 equals 3-2y?
If: 8y-2 = 3-2y Then: 8y+2y = 3+2 So: 10y = 5 Therefore: y = 5/10 or as a 1/2 in its simplest form
What is 5y-14y?
5y - 14y = -9y
How to Write an expression for the perimeter of a rectangle with a sides of 3x and 8y?
The perimeter of a rectangle is the sum of the four sides.
What is the value of y if 14y equals 98?
If: 14y = 98 Then: y = 7
What is the perimeter of a triangle 7x plus 9w 2x plus 8y 2y plus 5w?
The perimeter of a triangle is the sum of the lengths of the three sides.If the three expressions in the question are in fact the lengths of thethree sides, then the perimeter is their sum.(7x + 9w) + (2x + 8y) + (2y + 5w) = 9x + 10y + 14w
What is -8y - 7 equals -8 plus 8y?
If: -8y-7 = -8+8y Then: -7+8 = 8y+8y And: 16y = 1 So: y = 1/16
How do you solve 14y minus 6y equals 48 Alegebra 1?
14y minus 6y means "14 times a number, minus 6 times the same number". If you have 14 things and you take away 6 things, you are left with 8 things. So, 8 times a number equals 48. 8 times what number gets you 48? Since you are already in Algebra I, you know 8 times 6 gets you 48, so the number (y) is 6. The formal Algebra I approach is to combine like terms, then divide. 14y - 6y = 48 (Subtract 6y from 14 y. (14y - 6y = 8y, and the y does not go away) 8y = 48 (Now divide both sides by 8 to get the y all by itself) 8/8y = 48/8 (8/8 is 1, and 48/8 is 6, so 1y = 6. You can lose the 1 because one thing is the thing itself.) y = 6 Does that help? There are many ways to solve this problem, but Algebra I is teaching the proper steps for solving one, two and three step equations. Stick with it.
