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Solve the Equation For yy
- −9x−7y=2-9 x-7 y=2 A) y=−2−9x−7y=\frac{-2-9 x}{-7}

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Solve the equation for yy .
- −9x−7y=2-9 x-7 y=2


A) y=−2−9x−7y=\frac{-2-9 x}{-7} , or y=9x+27y=\frac{9 x+2}{7}

B) y=−2+9x−7y=\frac{-2+9 x}{-7} , or y=2−9x7y=\frac{2-9 x}{7}

C) y=2−9x−7y=\frac{2-9 x}{-7} , or y=9x−27y=\frac{9 x-2}{7}

D) y=2+9x−7y=\frac{2+9 x}{-7} , or y=−9x−27y=\frac{-9 x-2}{7}

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