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How to make s the subject in T=2(S+P)÷Z

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Answer:

(TZ - 2P)/2 = S

Explanation:

Multiply both sides by Z

T*Z = Z*2(S + P)/Z

TZ = 2*(S + P) Divide by 2

TZ/2 = 2(S + P)/2 Do the division

TZ/2 = S + P Subtract P from both sides

TZ/2 - P = S That's one answer. You could refine it.

Multiply P by 2 so that you can put TZ - 2P over a common denominator.

(TZ - 2P)/2 = S Is another answer.

I think the second one is probably the best one.

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