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Given z = 4x – 6y, solve for y.​

Given z = 4x – 6y, solve for y.​
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Given z = 4x – 6y, solve for y.​

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Answer:


y=(z-4x)/(-6)

Explanation:

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User TekBlues
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Answer:

Explanation:

-6y+4x=z

-6y=z-4x

y=(z-4x)/-6

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