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Z=b+m/a, solve for a

User Muneca
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Answer:


\boxed{\bold{a \ = \ (m)/(-b \ + \ z) }}

Step-by-step explanation:

Solve for a: z = b + m / a

[ Step 1: Multiply both sides by a ]

az = ab + m

[ Step 2: Add -ab to both sides ]

az + −ab = ab + m + −ab

−ab + az = m

[ Step 3: Factor out variable a ]

a(−b + z) = m

[ Step 4: Divide both sides by -b + z ]

a(-b + z) / -b + z = m / -b + z

a = m / -b + z

User ShaonAshraf
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Answer:


a=(m)/(z-b)

Step-by-step explanation:

rewrite the equation so that
a is on the left:


b+(m)/(a) =z

subtract
b from both sides:


(m)/(a)=z-b

multiply each term by
a:


(m)/(a) (a)=z(a)-b(a)


m=za-ba

rewrite again so that
a is on the left again:


za-ba=m

factor


az-ba=m


a(z-b)=m

divide each term by
z-b and simplify


(a(z-b))/(z-b) =(m)/(z-b)


a=(m)/(z-b)

User Chivonne
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