Verify the equation 2y+30=8y

[Rubies]

Homework Statement

How to verify 2y+30=8y?

Relevant Equations

2y+30=8y

8y-2y=6y
6 y+30
6y/6=30/6
Y=5
Now how can I verify this equation?

 

[PeroK]

Problem Statement: How to verify the question?
Relevant Equations: 2y+30=8y

8y-2y=6y
6 y+30
6y/6=30/6
Y=5
Now how can I verify this equation?

Plug in $y =5$ and see whether you have equality.

 

[Mark44]

Problem Statement: How to verify the question?
Relevant Equations: 2y+30=8y

8y-2y=6y
6 y+30
6y/6=30/6
Y=5
Now how can I verify this equation?

What you're verifying is your solution. To do this, substitute the value you found for y into the original equation. By doing so, you should end up with a true statement, such as 7 = 7 for example.

Your work is not well organized. Each line of your work should be an equation.
Start with the equation
2y + 30 = 8y
Add -2y to both sides: $30 = 8y + (-2y)$
Combine the terms on the right: $30 = 6y$
Divide both sides by 6: $5 = y$, or $y = 5$

Check (verify your solution) by substituting 5 for y in the original equation.

 

[Rubies]

So
I plunged in 5 to 6 or 6*5=30
30=30
Is it correct anyone

 

[Mark44]

So
I plunged in 5 to 6 or 6*5=30
30=30

Yes. That verifies that 5 is a solution of the equation 2y + 30 = 8y.

 

[Rubies]

Million thanks,to professionals in Science and Mathematics,who give up their time and help pupils like myself.

 

[Mark44]

Million thanks,to professionals in Science and Mathematics,who give up their time and help pupils like myself.

You're very welcome, but take a good look at what I wrote in post #3 about organizing your work.

 

[SammyS]

So
I plunged in 5 to 6 or 6*5=30
30=30
Is it correct anyone

Actually, you should substitute your solution into the equation you were given to solve initially.

That is to say, substitute 5 for y in the equation: 2y +30 = 8y .

Verify that what you then obtain for the left hand side is equal to what you obtain for the right hand side.

 

[HallsofIvy]

Problem Statement: How to verify 2y+30=8y?
Relevant Equations: 2y+30=8y

8y-2y=6y
6 y+30

You mean "6y= 30"

6y/6=30/6
Y=5
Now how can I verify this equation?

2(5)+ 30= `10+ 30= 40
8(5)= 40.
Yes, those are the same.

 

[symbolipoint]

No need making this so complicated.
Equation in one variable given.
Solve equation.
Put solution value (substitute) into original equation.
Does the solution work? Either yes or no.Post #1 seems to now be adjusted to fit the expected homework help format.

 

[SammyS]

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Post #1 seems to now be adjusted to fit the expected homework help format.

However, it seems to me that it's the solution that's to be verified, rather than the equation. (A point of view consistent with your post.)