SOLUTION: SOLVE FOR a. a-g divided by ag = L my answer is a= -g/gL-1 is that correct?

SOLUTION: SOLVE FOR a. a-g divided by ag = L my answer is a= -g/gL-1 is that correct?

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Question 111830: SOLVE FOR a. a-g divided by ag = L
my answer is a= -g/gL-1
is that correct?
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Start with the given equation

Multiply both sides by ag

Subtract agL from both sides

Add g to both sides

Factor out "a"

Divide both sides by

So if we factor out a -1 from to get , then the answer is

So you are correct
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