Question

Solve x - y/3 = 2 for y .

Answer 1

@triciaal

Answer 2

First multiply through by 3
3x - y = 2
make y the subject
-y = 2- 3x
finally multiply through by -1
y = 3x - 2

Answer 3

one approach
first get rid of the fraction multiply each term by the lowest common denominator
isolate the term with y to one side
maintain the balance of the equation
simplify and divide by the coefficient of the required variable. in this case y

Answer 4

@Jhulian again please check your work

Answer 5

@hhelpplzzzz multiply each term by 3 what do you get?

Answer 6

forget it I suck @hhelpplzzzz ...go with @triciaal