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Write a formula for f(a) in terms of a -3a + 6b = a + 4b
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Write a formula for f(a) in terms of a -3a + 6b = a + 4b

Write a formula for f(a) in terms of a -3a + 6b = a + 4b-example-1
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Answer: f(a) = 1/2b

Explanation:

-3a + 6b = a + 4b To write a formula in terms of a then we need to first solve for a.

-3a + 6b = a +4b

-6b -6b

-3a = a + -2b

-a -a

-4a = -2b

a = 1/2b

f(a) = 1/2b

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