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Solve ax – 5 = b for a

User Lukjar
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ax - 5 = b

ax = b + 5

a =
(b+5)/(x)

User Ansonw
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Answer:


a=(b+5)/(x),x\\e0

Explanation:

The given equation is:


ax-5=b

We want to solve this equation for a.

We add 5 to both sides of the equation to get:


ax=b+5

We divide both sides by x to get:


a=(b+5)/(x),x\\e0

We must restrict the domain because a is not defined for all values of x.

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