How do I solve u=vw+z, for v.

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thats like (y)(x) thats multiplication so the opp would be to try putting numbers in and see what works

Suad answered Apr 6, 2017

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u = vw + z

vw + z = u |subtract z from both sides

vw = u - z |divide both sides by w

v = (u - z)/w

Stdtom answered Apr 10, 2017

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