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How can you find x in the equation ax-bx+y=z

How can you find x in the equation ax-bx+y=z
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How can you find x in the equation ax-bx+y=z

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\bf ax-bx+y=z\implies ax-bx=z-y\implies x(a-b)=z-y \\\\\\ x=\cfrac{z-y}{a-b}
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