how do i solve for y in this equation: 4x-5xy=7

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anonymous · Answer

dude like u cud probably do some algebra or something mang

anonymous · Answer

maybe like -4x on both sides and see wut u get

anonymous · Answer

then you could like totally divide afterwards

imstuck · Answer

Be nice...it's his first time

anonymous · Answer

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loser66 · Answer

?? from me, too. hihihi

anonymous · Answer

do you have answer choices?

anonymous · Answer

4x - 5xy = 7 
-5xy = 7 - 4x 
5xy = 4x - 7 
y = (4x - 7)/(5x) 

x^2 + y = -4 
y = -4 - x^2

anonymous · Answer

Simplifying
4x + -5xy = 7

Solving
4x + -5xy = 7

Solving for variable 'x'.

Move all terms containing x to the left, all other terms to the right.

Reorder the terms:
-7 + 4x + -5xy = 7 + -7

Combine like terms: 7 + -7 = 0
-7 + 4x + -5xy = 0

The solution to this equation could not be determined.

anonymous · Answer

its the first on 4x-5xy+7

anonymous · Answer

I found an answer to the equation. First you'd have to subtract the 4x to both sides. Then you would divide -5xy by -5x to have y by itself. The 7 and -4x would be divided by the -5x. Then the answer would be y=-7/5x+4/5.

anonymous · Answer

@tatiana__celeste__ thats answer not apart of the answer chose im going to need u to read what was said plz and thankz