Mathematics Algebra Equations
-2x=2y+5
would you add 2x to the other side?
it depends on what you are trying to solve for. this looks like either a graph or a system of equations. if its a system of equations you need another formula with it in order to tell how to change it. if its a graph you want to solve for y, so you would subtract 5 from both sides and then divide everything by two, so that you could isolate the y.
hope that helps :)
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