Find y

[weary pilot]

I beg you

[austere slate]

you need to put it in the form y=mx+c

where y is the y coordinate, x is the x cooridnate

m is the gradient and c is the y intercept

you need to get y on its own. So get rid of the /2 by multiplying by 2 on both sides

you should get ||y=16x+18||

and using the info i gave you previoulsy, you should be able to work out what the gradient and y intercept are

[proud vine]

make into form y=mx+c

ah u already said

[austere slate]

For the second one, You will need to move 2 things to the other side to get y on its own

you want to move the thing that is furthest away from the thing you want on your own

In this situation, you want y on its own, and the number/term thats furthest away from the Y is the +x

to get rid of the +x, you take away x on both sides

you will get|| y/5 = 6x+2||

Then you want to get rid of the /5

using the method i explained for the previous question, you should get ||y=6x/5 +2/5||
or in decimals|| y= 1.2x + 0.4||