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*?* How do you sove for Y?*  2y-3=6y+7
    4       3

** You can change the equation by Cross Multipying!**
        -multipy the 3 by 2y-3 (that will go on one side of the =)
        -multipy the 4 by 6y+7 (that will go on the other side of the =)
 
**Your problem will then look like the following** 3(2y-3)=4(6y+7)

**You then do the distributive property to get rid of the ( ).**
    -3x2y=6y and 3x-3=-9
    -4x6y=24y and 4x7=28
 
**Your problem would then look like the following** 6y-9=24y+28

**You now need to get the variables all on one side.
To do this you need to subtract 6y from both sides.   6y-9=24y+28
-6y      -6y
      -9=18y+28
**After you have subtracted the 6y from both sides you now need to get the 28 to the side were the -9 is because you want the variable by itself.   -9=18y+28
 -28         -28
 -37=18y

 **You still have not gotten the variale by itself.**
 
**You must divide -37 by both sides. That will then get the variable on one side.** -37=18y
-37   -37

**The -37 cancle out.
 
**Divide 18y by -37 which will leave you with the variable on one side of the = sign and answer on the other side. 18y
-37     y = -.49

***You can take two/four decimal places behind the decimal, which ever you perfer.***
 


 
**How do you solve literal equations? K=1 V * 2-G * M
2   2                   r 

**This is an equation for Conservation of Energy. (Notice it only has variables to solve for.)
 
**How do you solve for  :G

**Rewrite the equation to make it more simple.
 
**Multiple both sides my the 2 to get ride of the fraction of K
                2
K=V- GM
             r 

**The G and the M are joined together in the fraction because all you are doing is multiplying the two variables so therefor they can both be in the fraction which will simplize your problem.**
 
 
**The next step is to get the V variable on the side with the K variables. To do this you must subtract the V from both sides.   K=V- GM
-V  -V     r

** Your problem will then look like the following.**

      K-V= -GM
                    r
 
 
**Now you must multiply the r variable by both sides.   K-V= -GM
* r            r  * r

**Your problem will then look like the following.**

      r(K-V)= -GM
 
 
**Now you must divide both sides by the M variable. r(K-V)= -GM
     M        M

**Your problem will then look like the following.**

               r(K-V)= -G
                     M
 
**The last step that must be done to get the G variable by itself is divide by a negative to get ride of it. Your compelted equation will then look like the following.  -r(K-V)=G
     M



 

Equations For Lines!!!!

 

**THIS LINE CONTAINS THE POINTS (-2,4) AND HAVING A Y- INTERCEPT OF 8.
 
 
 
**REMEMBER THAT..... Y=mx + b** ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS PLUG IN THE VARIABLE'S NUMBERS**SOLVE FOR M** Y=4  X=-2  B=8
   4=m(-2) + 8
Y=2x+8  
 

**YOU CAN ALSO WRITE THE EQUATION IN POINT SLOPE.
 
 
**ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS PLUG IN THE NUMBERS GIVEN THE EQUATION Y1-Y2=m(X1-X2)**TO DETERMINE IF THE VARIABLE IS NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE YOU JUST SWITCH THE SIGN. Y-4=2(X+2)
 

**THE LAST EQUATION YOU CAN WRITE IS STANDARD FORM.**
 
 
**WHEN DOING STANDARD FORM YOU JUST GET ALL OF YOUR VARIABLES TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE = SIGN.**THE SIGNS CHANGES BECAUSE YOU DON'T WANT A NEGATIVE IN THE FRONT. 2X-Y=-8

 

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