Maths - Algebra - Changing The Subject

Ok, so I am baffled. Any kind of help will be appreciated as I have to complete this questions soon. I am meant to make x the subject in each one and I worked out some (wehay) but the others ahve just stumped me.

1) y = x-b/a

2) y = ax+c

3) y = ax + b/c

4) y = ax-c/b

5) y = a+b+x

6) y = x-a+b/c

Thanks xxx

Parentheses would be helpful. Right now, I can't tell where the fractions start and end. For instance, is the first question x-a divided by b, or is it x minus a/b?

If I understand, you need to "reverse operate," being the best way I can put it. I don't know what its officially called, but... that's not important. And, the parenthesis would be helpful, but with order of operations it shouldn't matter.
I'll also assume that you already handed this in, but I'll post for any future readers or if you don't get it, still.

1) y=x-b/a
2(add B/A)) b/a+y= x
3) Thats it, and if you plugin numbers, it works.

The Second one would be:
1) y=ax+c
2(subtract c from both sides.)) -c+y=ax
3(divide x by a)) (-c+y)/a= x

There, that should be it. I'm not doing all of them. That's just being lazy. I hope the two above will help a little.