Given the formula A =pieab solve for a.

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Romashka [77]3 years ago

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Answer:

a = A/πb

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve this subject of the formulae given that A = πab.

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A = πab

the next step is to look for a unique way to get rid of the variables disturbing "a" from standing alone. this variables are π and b, we need to detach dem from a

A = πab

divide both sides by πb

A/πb = πab/πb

A/πb = a

a = A/πb

therefore the value of a in the fomular A = πab is evaluated to be a = A/πb

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