Asked by This Girl
How do you solve
x/a - 1 = y/b for y?
Algebra question I'm stuck on.
Thanks!
x/a - 1 = y/b for y?
Algebra question I'm stuck on.
Thanks!
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
multiply each term by ab, the LCD
bx - ab = ay
y = (bx - ab)/a
or
just multiply both sides by b
bx/a - b = y , which is the same as my first result
bx - ab = ay
y = (bx - ab)/a
or
just multiply both sides by b
bx/a - b = y , which is the same as my first result
Answered by
This Girl
Thank you so much Reiny!
Answered by
This Girl
What is the least common denominator?
Answered by
This Girl
what the least common denominator is a right?
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