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How would you make x the subject of this equation: y=x(a-b) ? And if you can, can you show me how you worked it out please. Thanks

How would you make x the subject of this equation: y=x(a-b) ? And if you can, can you show me how you worked it out please. Thanks
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How would you make x the subject of this equation: y=x(a-b) ? And if you can, can you show me how you worked it out please. Thanks

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y=x(a-b)
divide both sides by (a-b)
y/(a-b)=x
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