Ax+z=aw-y solve for a. show work please

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5 0

So the question is asking to covert the said formula by making the a as the solution or the ask of the said equation, well in that matter, I would say, base on my own conversion and further computation about the said equation, the value of a is (y+z)/(x+w). I hope this would help

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