1 year ago

L=wh/a(w+p) Make w the subject of the formula

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Anvisha [2.4K]1 year ago

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Answer:

w = lap/ h - la

Step-by-step explanation:

1 Multiply both sides by a(w+p)a(w+p).

la(w+p)=wh

2 Expand.

law+lap=wh

3 Subtract law from both sides.

lap=wh-law

4 Factor out the common term w.

lap=w(h-la)

5 Divide both sides by h-la.

lap/h - la = w

6 Switch sides.

w = lap/ h - la

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