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So you start with your original equation, and the easiest way is to flip it.
5mx+8b=Y
Add -8b to each side and get
5mx=-8b+y
Divide both sides by 5m and get
x=(-8b+y)/5m
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x= - 8b/5m+Y/5m..............
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