Solving 3 + 4y = 0 Equation

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how i solve this ...

hey how i solve this a simple equation :wink:

-3+4y=0
 
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Did you attempt to do this problem? What would be the first thing you do?
 
  • #3


y= 3/4

is it true?
 
  • #4


Yep! :) You can check this answer by plugging it in back to the equation.
 
  • #5


Following is the true solution

-3+4y=0

4y= -3

y = 3/4
 
  • #6


Cadman said:
Following is the true solution

-3+4y=0

4y= -3

y = 3/4

4y= 3 actually.
 
  • #7


Cadman said:
Following is the true solution

-3+4y=0

4y= -3

y = 3/4

rustynail said:
4y= 3 actually.
Both equations are equivalent. If the goal is to solve for y, the equation y = 3/4 is the preferred one.
 
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Cadman said:
Following is the true solution

-3+4y=0

4y= -3
No, adding 3 to both sides gives 4y= 3, not 4y= -3.

y = 3/4
 

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