Can someone pls help me on 4 and 5

Mathematics

1 answer:

never [62]4 years ago

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Answer (4):

a=ub/k because

u=ak/b (starting equation)

ub=ak (multiply b to both sides)

a=ub/k (divide both sides by k)

Answer (6)

x=g+c-y because

g=x-c+y (starting equation)

x+y=g+c (add c to both sides)

x=g+c-y (subtract y from both sides)

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