s(x+t)=(tx-m)

Solution for s(x+t)=(tx-m) equation:

Simplifying
s(x + t) = (tx + -1m)

Reorder the terms:
s(t + x) = (tx + -1m)
(t * s + x * s) = (tx + -1m)
(st + sx) = (tx + -1m)

Reorder the terms:
st + sx = (-1m + tx)

Remove parenthesis around (-1m + tx)
st + sx = -1m + tx

Solving
st + sx = -1m + tx

Solving for variable 's'.

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

Reorder the terms:
m + st + sx + -1tx = -1m + tx + m + -1tx

Reorder the terms:
m + st + sx + -1tx = -1m + m + tx + -1tx

Combine like terms: -1m + m = 0
m + st + sx + -1tx = 0 + tx + -1tx
m + st + sx + -1tx = tx + -1tx

Combine like terms: tx + -1tx = 0
m + st + sx + -1tx = 0

The solution to this equation could not be determined.