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ax+z=aw-y, solve for a
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Subtract z from both sides Subtract aw from both sides Tell me what you get.
My answer is a=-y-z/x-w just wondering if it is right?
You have it almost right except you have to put parenthesis around the numerator and the denominator. a = (-y - z) / (x - w)
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\[\Large a = \frac{ -y - z }{ x - w }\]
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you are welcome. Without parenthesis your a=-y-z/x-w might be seens as: \[\Large a = -y -\frac{ z }{ w } - w\]
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