Question

Π=7x−2y
can someone please help to find y

Answer 1

Hey!

First, let's write the problem.

`\pi =7x-2y`
Let's switch sides to make it easier.

`7x-2y=\pi`
Subtract
`7x` from both sides.

`7x-2y-7x=\pi -7x`

`-2y=\pi -7x`
Divide both sides by -2.

`(-2y)/(-2)=(\pi )/(-2)-(7x)/(-2)`

We know that,
`(\pi )/(-2)-(7x)/(-2)=-(\pi -7x)/(2)`, so let's plug that in on our final answer. That would be,


`y=-(\pi -7x)/(2)`

Thanks!
-TetraFish

Answer 2

In π = 7x - 2y we first isolate y by adding 7x on both sides.
This gives us π + 7x = -2y. Divide 2 on both sides, then we are left with:

y =
`-( \pi - 7x)/(2)`