Question

Make x the subject of the formula. Xy ^2_4p×y=km _xy

Answer 1

I’m not sure I understand the formula you typed — it looks garbled. Can you retype it using standard symbols? Use:
- ^ for powers (e.g. y^2)
- * for multiplication (e.g. 4*p*y)
- _ for subscripts (e.g. m_xy)
- parentheses when needed

For example, write one of these forms so I can be precise:
- x*y^2 - 4*p*x*y = k*m
- x*y^2 - 4*p*y = k*m_xy
- (or paste the exact formula with parentheses)

While you retype, here are two common ways to make x the subject depending on what you meant:

1) If the equation is x*y^2 - 4*p*x*y = k*m (i.e. x appears only as a factor)
- Factor x: x*(y^2 - 4*p*y) = k*m
- So x = (k*m) / (y^2 - 4*p*y)

2) If the equation is x*y^2 - 4*p*y = k*m (i.e. x appears only in the first term)
- Move the non-x term: x*y^2 = k*m + 4*p*y
- So x = (k*m + 4*p*y) / y^2

If any symbol (for example m_xy) contains x inside a subscript or function, tell me what depends on x — that changes whether you can isolate x algebraically. Send the clarified formula and I’ll solve it step-by-step.