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I'm having trouble with this math problem:[(.44 - y) / 23.95] + (y / 56.11) = .44

Kathlene003

by Kathlene003 at March 05, 2010

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Looks to me like you want to solve for y.[(.44 - y) / 23.95] + (y / 56.11) = .44rewrite(.44/ 23.95) - (y / 23.95) + (y / 56.11) = .44subtract the first term on the left from both sides and combine the remaining like terms on the left.-0.02393...y = 0.421628...divide both sides by the coefficient of y.y = -14.61812...I think that should do it.

McMayer McMayer March 05, 2010

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