melindamashburn melindamashburn

20-09-2014
Mathematics

contestada

How do you solve this equation? 8x-y=16

Respuesta :

SecretIndex SecretIndex

20-09-2014

First, add y to both sides to get:
8x=y+16
Now subtract 16
y=8x-16

Answer Link

20-09-2014

8x - y = 16
8x = 16 + y
x = (16 + y)/8

Answer Link

Otras preguntas

What is the constant of proportionality in the equation 9y = 45x?

Which graph best demonstrates the general relationship between mass and temperature, similar to the trend of thermal energy absorbed by your sand and water samp

Read this passage: Congress passes a new law authorizing federal authorities to search the home of anyone suspected of supporting terrorism, even if authoritie

Can you please help me with Questions #18-22 on this Math Worksheet

Consider the matter of rock-bottom prices at Walmart. What would a functionalist think of Walmart's model of squeezing vendors to get the absolute lowest prices

A lamina occupies the region inside the circle x2+y2=14y but outside the circle x2+y2=49. the density at each point is inversely proportional to its distance fr

what kind of speech is a valedictorian's speech?

If you are driving 70 mph and you look down for 3 seconds, how far have you driven in that time?

Which of the following compound names is obviously INCORRECT?

Factor completely: 8x2 + 72x + 112