whats the answer for this equation 2y=4x-3?

Question

help please

Answer 1

It's in your textbook. Look it up.

Answer 2

I'm actually doing this right now in math...(sort of) If you switch the problem around enough, you eventually get 3=4x-2y. Then I'd go with just guessing the values. 4x has to equal an odd number, to subtract an even number (2y) and end up with 3. Unless, of course, you're using more than integers, like fractions. If you don't have to find the numerical value for x or y, though, you simply isolate the variable you're trying to answer for. For example, y=(4x-3)/2. If you still don't understand the question, though, just ask your teacher or whoever gave you the problem. Or look through your textbook for help.

Answer 3

What did you want?

y = 2x - 3/2

x = 1/2y + 3/4

you would nedd more information to find the exact value of X and Y

Answer 4

There is no solution to this equation, there are two unknowns, and there for since there is only one equation is can not be solved. If there is a second equation that is given then you can solve both for x and y. This is just an equation for a line.

Answer 5

y= (4x-3) / 2

x= (2y+3) / 4

the only way to solve for a numerical value would be if you were given what either x or y equalled numerically.

Answer 6

you need an additional equation to solve for x and y. if you just want the slope intercept form, then it's y=2x-3/2.

Answer 7

If I remember my math correctly, I think we need two equations to solve this???

Answer 8

that has two unknowns, is it a simultaneous equation - I'm only A-level maths n maybe my brains burnt out from revising, but I think we need more info...

Answer 9

Well...I did that before winter break. And you need more information.

Answer 10

You need more information. If you are just reducing it then it would be y=2x-1.5.