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-Ba+9=Q²a solve for a

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Answer:


a= (9)/(B+Q^2)

Explanation:

Given;

-Ba+9=Q²a

To solve for "a", make "a" the subject of the formula.

First, collect similar terms together;

-Ba - Q²a = -9

multiply through by "-1" to remove the negative sign;

Ba + Q²a = 9

factor out a;

a(B + Q²) = 9

divide both sides of the equation by "(B + Q²) ";


(a(B+Q^2))/(B+Q^2) = (9)/(B+Q^2) \\\\a = (9)/(B+Q^2)

Therefore, the value of "a" in the given expression is
(9)/(B+Q^2)

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