Question

Solve for x in terms of y

Answer 1

\[2y ^{2}x - y ^{2} - (1+ 3y) = x\]

Answer 2

Subtract 2y^2 x on both sides

Answer 3

Factor out the x.
So the right side becomes

x(1-2y^2)

Answer 4

Finally divide both sides by
1-2y^2.

And you have solve x in terms of y

Answer 5

so it should look like this *hold on

Answer 6

\[y^2 - (1 +3y)/1-2y^2\]

Answer 7

\[\frac{ y^2-(1+3y) }{ 1-2y^2 }\]

Answer 8

*-y^2
Don't forget the negative sign.

And if you were to write it the first way, remember to put in the paranthese/brackets or else you would have wrote a completely different equation

Answer 9

oh okay but its correct except for the negative

Answer 10

Yea

Answer 11

okay so what is the next step?

Answer 12

That's it!
That would be your answer

Answer 13

oh wow okay lol can you help me on another?

Answer 14

Sorry I've got to go now.
But I'll be back later if you still need help

Answer 15

okay thank you.