Question

a(y+c)=b(y-c) solve for y

Answer 1

@nincompoop

Answer 2

a(y+c) = b(y-c) *use distributive property*
ay + ac = by - bc *put terms with y together*
ay + ac - ac - by = by - by - bc - ac *perform the operation*
ay - by = -ac - bc *factor*
y(a-b) = c(-a-b) *solve for y by dividing both sides by (a-b)*
y = [c(-a-b)]/(a-b)

Answer 3

something's amiss …
whatever LOL

Answer 4

a(y+c)=b(y-c)
ay + ac = by - bc
ay - by = - ac - bc
y(a-b) = -c(a+b)
y = -c(a+b)/(a-b)

Answer 5

nin was right.