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Chapter 2: Q. 634 (page 222)

In the following exercises, Solve the formula for y for the equation x+2y=5 .

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The solution of the equation is y=52-x2

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Step 1. Given Information.

The equation is x+2y=5.

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Step 2. Solve the formula .

Solving x+2y=5

Subtract x from both sides, we get:-

x-x+2y=5-x2y=5-x

Divide both side by 2 , we get:-

y=52-x2

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