y= 3x + a / 2x -5
express x in terms of a and y

The equation y = 3x +a / 2x - 5 can be expressed in terms of a and y as x = (a - 5y) / (2y-3)Given equation y = 3x + a / 2x - 5= y(2x - 5) = 3x + a= 2xy - 5y = 3x + a= 2xy - 3x = a - 5y= x(2y-3) = a - 5yHence, x = (a - 5y) / (2y - 3)First, we will move the denominator 2x-5 and multiply it by y giving us 2xy-5y. Next, we will move all the terms which contain only a and y to one side and the rest remaining to another side, giving us 2xy - 3x = a - 5y. Since we need to express the equation in terms of x we take it as common from left-hand side of the equation and the remaining part we move to the right-hand side as the denominator. Hence we get our equation in terms of a and y as x = (a - 5y) / (2y - 3). To learn more about polynomial equations,https://brainly.com/question/20121808