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Solve the equation for a: ab – ac = d + e
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Solve the equation for a: ab – ac = d + e

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see explanation

Explanation:

Given

ab - ac = d + e ← factor out a from both terms on the left side

a(b - c) = d + e ← divide both sides by (b - c)

a =
(d+e)/(b-c)

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