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What equation do you get when you solve a-q=a+sx for x?
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What equation do you get when you solve a-q=a+sx for x?

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Answer:


x=(-q)/(s)

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a-q=a+sx\\a-a-q=a-a+sx\\-q=sx\\(-q)/(s)=(sx)/(s)\\x=(-q)/(s)

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