Question

P= a+c+b for a Solve the equation simplify

Answer 1

Solving for a gives us: $a = P-c-b$

Step-by-step explanation:

Solving an equation for a variable means that we have to isolate the variable in the equation

Given equation is:

$P = a+c+b$

For isolating a, subtracting c from both sides

$P-c = a+c+b-c\\P-c = a+b$

Subtracting b from both sides

$P-c-b = a+b-b\\a = P-c-b$

Hence,

Solving for a gives us: $a = P-c-b$

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