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U= ak - b solve for a

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To solve it for "a" is to isolate "a' in one side, by doing some algebraic operations.

U =ak -b

1) Let's rewrite it

-b+ak=u

2) Add b to both sides

-b +b +ak = u +b

ak = u+b

3) Divide both sides by k


(ak)/(k)=(u+b)/(k)

4) Finally, we have it for 'a':


a\text{ =}(u)/(k)\text{ + }(b)/(k)

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