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Chapter 3: Q.77 (page 113)

What is the first step you take when solving the

equation 3 − 7(y − 4) = 38? Why is this your first

step?

Short Answer

Expert verified

The first step is3-7y+28=38

Step by step solution

01

- The given information

3-7(y-4)=38

02

Step 2

In first step we have to open the bracket and multiply 7 since we have to follow BODMAS rule.

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