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Z=Xm+n-p,solve for x

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timama [110]2 years ago

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z=xm+n-p

We need to isolate x to one side I will do that on the left side so it looks cleaner, therefore I will first flip the equation.

xm+n-p=z

Now move the n and p to the right side

xm=z-n+p

x=(z-n+p)/m

Hope this helped, if you have any questions about this just comment and I will come answer.

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