HELP BUT TELL ME HOW TO DO NOT JUST AN ANSWER rewrite equation to make y a function of x x+2=1/3(y-4)
Is it: \[x+2 = \frac{1}{3(y-4)}\] or \[x + 2 = \frac{(y-4)}{3}\] Believe it or not, with the way you wrote it, it can be interpreted more than one way. So just say which one is correct.
Maybe it is printed in your document as \[x + 2 = \frac{1}{3}(y-4)\]
yes that is how it is written in my document
what i attached is supposed to be a walk through, that i don't get
What is it exactly that you don't get?
When they say to re-write y as a function of x, what they mean is to isolate y.
In other words, to re-write the equation so that y is on one side by itself, and the expression for it is on the other side. In order to do so, you must manipulate the equation using algebraic operations.
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