3 years ago

3x+y/z=2 solve for x

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<span>(3x+y)/z = 2

Get rid of the z first.

3x + y = 2z

Then the y.

3x = 2z - y

Then divide both sides by 3 to isolate x.

x = 2/3z - 1/3y</span>

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