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Solve for the indicated variable in each literal equation. 2/3 (z+1)=y (for z)g(h+2/3)=1 (for h)a(n-3)+8=bn (for n)
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Solve for the indicated variable in each literal equation. 2/3 (z+1)=y (for z)g(h+2/3)=1 (for h)a(n-3)+8=bn (for n)

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