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Solve the equation for the letter L: A=LW

L = AW
L equals W over A
L = A − W
none of the above

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(L)/(A) =LW ⇒ Multiply both sides by A

(LA)/(A)=LWA ⇒ The terms 'A' on the LHS cancel each other

L=LWA ⇒ Divide both sides by 'L'

(L)/(L)= (LWA)/(L) ⇒ The terms 'L' on the LHS cancel each other to '1' and the terms 'L' on the RHS will also cancel each other

1= WA

The correct answer is the last option = none of the above
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