SOLUTION: S=n/2(A=t) Solve for A Thank you for any help.

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Question 172615: S=n/2(A=t) Solve for A
Thank you for any help.

Answer by Mathtut(3670)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
lets assume that A=t you have is A-t
:
S=(n/2)(A-t)...multiply both sides by 2
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2S=n(A-t)...divide by n on both sides
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2S/n=A-t....now add t to both sides
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