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what does 2y-x=-14 equal?

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Answer:

x=2(y+7)

Step-by-step explanation:

2y−x=−14

Subtract 2y from both sides.

−x=−14−2y

The equation is in standard form.

−x=−2y−14

Divide both sides by −1.

x=2y+14

Then use the inverse property of distrubtion.

x=2(y+7)

or if you want to you can leave it as x=2y+14

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Answer:

y=x/2-7

Step-by-step explanation:

Move x to the side with the constant and then divide.

1. -x from both sides

2. the divide by 2

it can also be written like

y=1/2x-7

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