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Solve for u in terms of s and t t=s+u u=
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Solve for u in terms of s and t
t=s+u
u=
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u=t-s
You can get this by moving the s onto the same side as the t. Remember to change the sine when you are changing the side. What is mean is if you change the ‘+s’ from the right hand side and move it to the left hand side it becomes ‘-s’
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