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Solve the equation for a.

K = 4a + 9ab

User Mossi
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K = 4a + 9ab
K = a (4 + 9b)
K / (4 + 9B) = a
User Npkp
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ANSWER


a = (k)/((4 + 9b))

Step-by-step explanation

We have the equation,


k = 4a + 9ab

To solve for
a
means, we should isolate
a on one side of the equation so that any other variable or constant term will also be at the other side of the equation.

Let us factor
a
out of the right hand side of the equation to obtain,


k = a(4 + 9b)

We now divide both sides of the equation by


(4 + 9b)

Therefore;


\Rightarrow \: (k)/((4 + 9b)) = a
User KlingonJoe
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