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Solve for the indicated variable. w=x + y/z for y
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Solve for the indicated variable.
w=x + y/z for y

User Jonas Eicher
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Answer:

z(w-x) =y

Explanation:

w=x + y/z

Subtract x from each side

w-x=x-x + y/z

w-x = y/z

Multiply each side by z

z(w-x) = y/z *z

z(w-x) =y

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