I have no idea how to do this question can I get a little help? solve the equation for x. y=x-v/b
do you know how to solve \[y=x-5\] for \(x\)? if the answer is "no" that is fine, i will explain it
oh hold the phone it is actually \[y=\frac{x-v}{b}\]?
yes that's what I meant I cant do that on my computer. but I don't know hav
to solve it.
ok lets solve \[\pi=\frac{x-5}{2}\]for \(x\) step 1) multiply by \(2\) to get rid of the fraction and get \[2\pi=x-5\] step 2) add \(5\) and get \(2\pi+5=x\) and now you are done because \(x\) is by itself
now lets do the same thing with \[y=\frac{x-v}{b}\] step 1) multiply both sides by \(b\) and get \[by=x-v\] step 2) add \(v\) to both sides and get \[by+v=x\] and again we are done
thanks I hate doing math.
me too
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well your better than me
i have to part of my sentence
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