ry + s = tx - m for y. I have to explain each step in this solution. How would I do so?
what grade are you in
Whale, thats a long story. I'm in 10th but I'm currently doing 9th grade math. A bit far behind.
Okay so you have to isolate y. Start by subtracting s on both sides
I cant really help, if you dont respond
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@FaiqRaees Sorry about that, I walked away for a bit. So subtracting s from both sides would look like \[s - s + s - y\] Right? Or wrong?
ry + s -s= tx - m -s
Oh, okay. What would the next step be then?
@FaiqRaees :)
So now your equation is ry= tx - m -s right?
Correct. We have multiply something next?
Since r is being multiplied with y we have to divide r on both sides to get rid of r on right hand side
Divide r by what? @FaiqRaees
@MissSmartiez Could you finish helping me? I'd really appreciate it! ^.^
Sorry hun, I am in a rush to get this stuff done, and I don't think I can explain. ^
Its okay, I understand. :)
@welshfella Could you help me at all? ^.^
i can help, i found a website that has the answers to these kinds of problems
like, no effort at all
if u want it i can share
ry = tm - x - s...divide both sides by r
@charlotte321 I'd rather at least try and learn how to work through a math problem first before I head on chase an answer. Thank you though anyways. :) @texaschic101 Both sides meaning...the r and the t ?
yes...the r and the t side...basically, both sides of the = sign
ry/r= (tx - m -s)/r
get y by its self
@texaschic101 Alright, and then what would be the end result? Like as far as solving for the next part of it?
end result is y = (tm - x - s) / r
because the r's on the left side cancel
@texaschic101 Your right, the r's do cancel so that would make sense. Thank you so much!! ^.^
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