Solve the equation for the variable y in terms of the variable x.
−9x + 3y = 21
Question 1 op...
Mathematics, 27.10.2020 17:50, sabrosaichigurl
Solve the equation for the variable y in terms of the variable x.
−9x + 3y = 21
Question 1 options:
3y = −9x+21
y = 9x+21
9x = −3y + 21
y = 3x+7
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