Rearrange to make subject x 4(x-3)/a=y

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VikaD [51]3 years ago

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Answer:

answer is x = ay + 12/4

Step-by-step explanation:

first we cross multiply on both sides which will give us this

4( x -3)=ay

we then open the brackets by multiplying 4 with x and -3 which gives

4x - 12= ay

then take 12 to the other side

4x - 12+12= ay + 12

4x = ay + 12

divide 4 on both sides

4x /4= ay + 12/ 4

therefore x = ay + 12/ 4

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