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So note we have to solve for a, which mean we want a on it's own and in the numerator. So see how 23 is being divided by a, we can put it as following \[23 \times \frac{ 1 }{ a } =8\]
huh?
As it's being divided by a, and we have 8 on that side, we don't have to do much with the 23, so you can "cross multiply" 1/a with 8
To put it simply what happens if we multiply both sides by a?
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but whats a
a is what you're solving for it's called a variable
You want a on its own
i still don't get it
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but i think answer is a
For example |dw:1449118743002:dw| then you can divide by 7 to get a on its own
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