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The "answer" ... usually called the "solution" ... is the number that 'y' must be
in order to make the whole statement true. Here's how you can find it:
4y - 3 + y + 43 = 8y + 40 - 6y
Combine 'like' terms on each side of the equation:
5y + 40 = 2y + 40
Subtract 40 from each side:
5y = 2y
This can only be true if y = 0 , so that's your "answer".
What else can I help you with?
What is the terms of-3xy2 plus 2xy-4y3?
The three terms are: -3xy2, 2xy and -4y3
What is the degree of the polynomial 4y3 plus 17x5-19x6?
It is 6.
What is the coefficient of the xy2 term in the expression of x plus 4y3?
48
How do you Factor 4y3 plus 48y - 28y2?
4y^3 + 48y - 28y^2 = 4y(y - 3)(y - 4)
Which point lies on graph with equation x-4y3?
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What does 2y5 x 4y3 equal?
It is: 8y8
What is the derivative of 4xy3?
The derivative with respect to 'x' is 4y3 . The derivative with respect to 'y' is 12xy2 .
How would you get the variable alone in the equation 4y3?
As it appears, there is no equation but an algebraic term.
What is the simplest form of 16y to the power 3 over 20y to the power 4?
4y3(4+5y)Improved Answer:-16y3/20y4 = 4/5y
What do you do when you have a variable when trying to find the LCM?
The LCM will contain all factors including variables. Look at coefficients and find their LCM. Then IF several terms have a common factor with a differnt exponent, use that variable with the largest exponent. If a variable appears in only one term, it will still be part of the LCM with its exponent. EX Find LCM for 14s3 and 6 ---- ANSWER --- 42s3 Ex Find Lcm for 3x2y , 4y3, and 7x --- The LCM is 84x2y3 biggest exponents even if not in all terms.
