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write a two-column proof
Given 7y=8x-14;y=6
Prove x=7
Where do I start?
4 years ago

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Anonymous
7y = 8x-14 given
7*6 = 8x-14 substitution
42 = 8x-14
42+14 = 8x equality of addition
56 = 8x
7 = x division equality
4 years ago
PLZ HELP IM STRUGGLING
Thank you so much @anonymos
4 years ago

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