Question

What do equation do you get when you solve ky-bf=fy/m solve for: y

Answer 1

first multiply both sides by m so you can get fy isolated
then distribute the m to ky-bf
so you have mky-mbf=fy
subtract mky
so you get -mbf=fy-mky
then take out y from the left side
-mbf=y(f-mk)
then divide f-mk
-mbf/(f-mk)=y
y has become isolated

Answer 2

is that good enough?

Answer 3

Multiply both sides by m:
m(ky - bf) = fy
mky - mbf = fy

Subtract fy from both sides:
mky - mbf - fy = 0

Add mbf to both sides:
mky - fy = mbf

Factor the left-hand side:
y(mk - f) = mbf

Divide both sides by (mk - f):
y = mbf/(mk - f)

Answer 4

Thanks

Answer 5

both answers are acceptable, just different processes

Answer 6

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