Math  /  Algebra

QuestionMake aa the subject of k=am+atk=a m+a t

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Isolate a a by dividing both sides of the equation by (m+t) (m + t) :
a=km+t a = \frac{k}{m + t}
The subject of the equation is now a a , and the expression for a a is:
a=km+t a = \frac{k}{m + t}

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