Given that y/4 = 7, what is the calculated value of y + 3?

To find the value of ( y ) from the equation ( \frac{y}{4} = 7 ), start by isolating ( y ) on one side. You can do this by multiplying both sides of the equation by 4:

[

y = 7 \times 4

]

Calculating that gives:

[

y = 28

]

Next, the question asks for the value of ( y + 3 ). So, substitute ( y = 28 ) into the expression:

[

y + 3 = 28 + 3

]

Calculating this yields:

[

y + 3 = 31

]

Thus, the value of ( y + 3 ) is 31. This is why the correct answer aligns with the calculated value in the context of the problem.