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Solve for a in terms of b and c:3a+4b=c

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We want a in terms of b and c: <span>3a+4b=c

Isolate 3a on the left side: 3a = c - 4b
Divide all terms by 3:

a = c/3 - 4b/3 (answer)</span>

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