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Make x the subject a(x-a)=a^2

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Answer:

x = 2a

Explanation:

a(x - a) = a² ( divide both sides by a )

x - a = a ( add a to both sides )

x = 2a

User Jisson
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Answer:

x = 2a

Explanation:

Given equation


\sf a(x-a)=a^2

Make x the subject

expand brackets:


\sf \implies ax-a^2=a^2

Add
\sf a^2 to both sides:


\sf \implies ax-a^2+a^2=a^2+a^2


\sf \implies ax=2a^2

Divide both sides by a:


\sf \implies (ax)/(a)=(2a^2)/(a)


\sf \implies x=2a

Final solution


\sf x=2a

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