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Make "x" the subject of: 1. 7x + 3y = d 2. ax + by = c 3. y = mx + c Since "x" is attached to other variables and or numbers, how would I solve it ? I'm aware I need to get "x" all by itself, but a bit "confuzzled" lol.
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\[7x+3y=d\] \[7x=d-3y\] \[x=\frac{d-3y}{7}\] is the first one
Basically you are solving for x.
second one is similar. just replace d by c, a by 7 and b by 3
OHHHHHHHH !! Okay Sat I got you.
good!. last one is a little different \[y=mx+c\] \[y-c=mx\] \[\frac{y-c}{m}=x\]
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ok not really different
Thank you so much ! Now this assignment should be easier. :)
So the second one \[x = c - by \div a\] right?
x = (c - by) / a
Kk, ty.
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