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X(y+z)/3p=s solve for z

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The given equation is


(x(y+z))/(3p)=s

First, we multiply the equation by 3p.


\begin{gathered} (x(y+z))/(3p)\cdot3p=s\cdot3p \\ x(y+z)=s\cdot3p \end{gathered}

Second, we divide the equation by x.


\begin{gathered} (x(y+z))/(x)=(3sp)/(x) \\ y+z=(3sp)/(x) \end{gathered}

Then, we subtract y on each side.-


\begin{gathered} y+z-y=(3sp)/(x)-y \\ z=(3sp)/(x)-y \end{gathered}

Therefore, the final expression is


z=(3sp)/(x)-y

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