thejadylady
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How would I solve the equation f(x)= 5x+7/3x+6 for Y?
I know you're supposed to change f(x) to Y and then swap X and Y's places, but there are 2 X's in this equation.
What do I do?
Thanks
I know you're supposed to change f(x) to Y and then swap X and Y's places, but there are 2 X's in this equation.
What do I do?
Thanks