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\[f = \frac{ ab }{ b+1 }\]
find a... hmm. oh i see it! it's in the numerator of your fraction!
just kidding. we want to isolate the a on the right side. first get rid of that b + 1. how might we do that?
-b -1
f = ab/b+1 fb + f= ab fb+f/b =a
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if something is in the denominator and you want to get rid of it...multiply both sides by that denominator you want to get rid of. multiply both sides by b + 1.
multiply?!?!
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