SOLUTION: Cant figure out to solve this equation, I need to solve for the indicated variable, in this case "y"
(y+1)(a-3)=x-2 for y
So far I have this:
ay-3y+a-3=x-2
ay-3y+a-a= x
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(y+1)(a-3)=x-2 for y
So far I have this:
ay-3y+a-3=x-2
ay-3y+a-a= x
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Question 647345: Cant figure out to solve this equation, I need to solve for the indicated variable, in this case "y"
(y+1)(a-3)=x-2 for y
So far I have this:
ay-3y+a-3=x-2
ay-3y+a-a= x+1-a
ay-3y=x+1-a
Thanks Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Cant figure out to solve this equation, I need to solve for the indicated variable, in this case "y"
(y+1)(a-3)=x-2 for y
So far I have this:
ay-3y+a-3=x-2
ay-3y+a-a= x+1-a
ay-3y=x+1-a
you about got it whipped here, just factor out y on the left
y(a-3) = x + 1 - a
Divide both sides by (a-3)
y = =
