Cx+Gy=M
x=

Question

Cx+Gy=M
x=

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Sweet. What's the first thing you think we should do?

anonymous · Answer

I don't know honestly

mathmale · Answer

the problem might be a little easier if you'd please include the instructions.

solomonzelman · Answer

isolate Cx and divide both sides by C

solomonzelman · Answer

( If I am understanding the problem correctly )

anonymous · Answer

solve. the solution to x=.@mathmale

solomonzelman · Answer

I told you how to do it.

mathmale · Answer

I'd like to see something like this:  Given Cx+Gy=M, solve for x.

Fine.  Following Solomon's advice, how would you isolate Cx on the left side, with all other terms ending up on the right side?

anonymous · Answer

I don't know I got k/d-gy but its wrong

solomonzelman · Answer

You got KD ? Kevin Durant ?!?!

anonymous · Answer

no

solomonzelman · Answer

for your problem you just got to

1)  Subtract Gy from both sides
2)  Divide by C

(I pretty much gave you a plain answer)

mathmale · Answer

Given Cx+Gy=M, please subtract Gy from both sides.

solomonzelman · Answer

Divide  $\color{blue}{ \sf     both~~~~sides }$  by C.

mathmale · Answer

(same thing as solomon is asking you to do).

mathmale · Answer

@cmenendez55 :  would you please type out your final expression for x?

anonymous · Answer

I already got it. its x=(k-gy)/d

solomonzelman · Answer

where do you get the "k" ? Let me recall the question please

 $\color{blue}{ \sf    Cx+Gy=M,  ~~~~~x=? }$

mathmale · Answer

Where'd that "d" come from?