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Isolate a in the literal equation: ac + g = b*
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Isolate a in the literal equation: ac + g = b*
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Answer:
a=(b-g)/c
Explanation:
ac+g=b
ac=b-g
a=(b-g)/c
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a=(b+g)/c
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