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Solve the following formula for the speci wy+vy=t for y

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Answer:

y=t/(w+v)

Explanation:

wy+vy=t

Factoring gets us y(w+v)=t

Dividing by (w+v) isolates y giving the desired answer

y=t/(w+v)

Arsalan Habib answered Sep 9, 2024

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