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Find b if the equation is w=2a+3b

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Vlad1618 [11]3 years ago

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There isn't enough information to know the exact number of b but

w=2a+3b
subtract 2a from both sides
2a-w=3b
divide both sides by 3
$2a - w \div 3 = b$

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