prove: start fraction 89 over 6 end fraction = y
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Given : 11x – 6y = –1; x = 8
prove: start fraction 89 over 6 end fraction = y
11x – 6y = –1; x = 8
88 – 6y = –1
–6y = –89
y = start fraction 89 over 6 end fraction
a. a. given; b. symmetric property of equality; c. subtraction property of equality; d. division property of equality; e. reflexive property of equality
b. a. given; b. substitution property; c. subtraction property of equality; d. division property of equality; e. symmetric property of equality
c. a. given; b. substitution property; c. subtraction property of equality; d. division property of equality; e. reflexive property of equality
d. a. given; b. substitution property; c. subtraction property of equality; d. addition property of equality; e. symmetric property of equality
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Given : 11x – 6y = –1; x = 8
prove: start fraction 89 over 6 end fraction = y
prove: start fraction 89 over 6 end fraction = y
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