SOLUTION: In the equation 2xy= (Ay-7)/P, how do you solve for y?
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Question 122824: In the equation 2xy= (Ay-7)/P, how do you solve for y?
Answer by checkley71(8403) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2XY=(AY-7)/P CROSS MULTIPLY
2XYP=AY-7
2XYP-AY=-7
Y(2XY-A)=-7
Y=-7/(2XY-A)
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