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Make u the subject of the formula. 5u + 13 = 7t – 2ut

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Make u the subject of the formula.
5u + 13 = 7t – 2ut

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u = 6t-13/3

-2u of both sides
3u + 13 = 7t - t
which is actually
3u + 13 = 6t
-13
3u = 6t - 13
divided by 3
u = 6t-13/3

Kyle Coots answered Feb 14, 2022

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