SOLUTION: y=3(t-s);s

Question 23592: y=3(t-s);s
Answer by ilana(307) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Since you've given no clear question, I'm assuming we have y=3(t-s), and need to solve for s. We need to get s alone, so we first expand the right side, and get y=3t-3s. We now place all variables other than s on the opposite side, so y-3t=-3s. To get only s, we divide all terms by -3 to get (-1/3)y + t = s, or
s=t-y/3.
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