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13. Solve the equation: y = 4x + ax + 6 for a.

13. Solve the equation: y = 4x + ax + 6 for a.
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13. Solve the equation: y = 4x + ax + 6 for a.

User LeonardoX
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Answer:

a= (y-4x-6)/X

Explanation:

Make ax the subject of the formulae

-ax=4x+6-y

Multiply both sides by minus (-)

ax= y-4x-6

Divide both sides by x

a= (y-4x-6)/x

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