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Solve ry + s = tx - m for y please !!

Solve ry + s = tx - m for y please !!
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Solve ry + s = tx - m for y please !!

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Isolate ry. To do this, subtract s from both sides, obtaining ry = tx - m - s.

Next, divide both sides by r, obtaining y = (tx - m - s) / r.

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