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How to solve a fraction when solving literal equations
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
The problem is A = (B+K) over G, and it is a literal equation
OpenStudy (anonymous):
solving for K
OpenStudy (shadowfiend):
So you have: \[A = \frac{B + K}{G}\] Let's say the \(G\) and the \(B\) were numbers: \[A = \frac{2 + K}{3}\] How would you solve for K then?
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