11) am = n + p, for a

Issa Chanzi asked Oct 9, 2023

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Issa Chanzi asked Oct 9, 2023

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Explanation:

making a the subject of the eqaution am=n+p we will have to divide both terms of the equation by m

$(am)/(m) = (n)/(m) + (p)/(m) \\ a = (n)/(m) + (p)/(m)$

Sgillies answered Oct 14, 2023

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