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Solve the equation 4(x^2)y+8y=2x for y as a function of x.
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8y=2x-4x^2 y=x/4-x^2/2
Factor y out like so: y[4(x^2) + 8] = 2x. Then, divide [4(x^2) +8] on both sides. Your answer will be: y= 2x/[4x^2 +8] which will simplify to y= 1/2x + 1/4x
Djblank was really close, just forgot the y at the end of 4x^2
I had y=1/2x+1/4x but it was wrong but then I left it as 2x/(4x^2+8) and it was right.
Thanks Nick!
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