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Solve for b: a+b÷j =z

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According to the given question we have the following data:

Solve for b: a+b÷j =z

In order to solve b in ths equation we would have to make the following:

a+b÷j =z

First move a to the other with the opposite sign

b÷j=z-a

As j is divided by b, we would have to move j to other side multiplying z-a as follows:

b÷j=z-a

b=j(z-a)

b=jz-ja

Therefore, b would be b=jz-ja

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