Z= -y + m/x Solve for x Please show work.

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Fudgin [204]3 years ago

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Answer is a. You are trying to get x so that would be your answer “x=“ then you have Z and y left. This is still going to be a fraction since there is that line there still and won’t move. M is independent so that will be the denominator. You now have +y-z. This will then be on top and the reason why it’s on top is because most equations have the expression on top so it’s a numerator.

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