Sin(tan(qrs(3x^2+4)))=y

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Solution for Sin(tan(qrs(3x^2+4)))=y equation: 


Simplifying
Sin(tan(qrs(3x2 + 4))) = y

Reorder the terms:
inS(ant(qrs(4 + 3x2))) = y
inS(ant((4 * qrs + 3x2 * qrs))) = y
inS(ant((4qrs + 3qrsx2))) = y
inS((4qrs * ant + 3qrsx2 * ant)) = y
inS((4anqrst + 3anqrstx2)) = y
(4anqrst * inS + 3anqrstx2 * inS) = y
(4ain2qrstS + 3ain2qrstx2S) = y

Solving
4ain2qrstS + 3ain2qrstx2S = y

Solving for variable 'a'.

Move all terms containing a to the left, all other terms to the right.

Combine like terms: y + -1y = 0
4ain2qrstS + 3ain2qrstx2S + -1y = 0

The solution to this equation could not be determined.

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