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Here is the answer in OpenStudy \[y=mx+b\] Move b to the LHS by taking away "b" on both side \[y-b=mx\] Move m to the LHS by dividing "m" on both sides \[x=\frac{ y-b }{ m }\]
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@dnicen Hope this helps ;) Ask if you still don't understand and need clarification.
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mhm okay cx I'll take your word for it lolz
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