Questions: Solve for a. a+b-4=P a=m

Solve for a.

a+b-4=P 
a=m
Transcript text: Solve for $a$. \[ \begin{array}{l} a+b-4=P \\ a=m \end{array} \]
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Solution

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Solution Steps

To solve for a a in terms of other variables, we need to isolate a a on one side of the equation. We have two equations: a+b4=P a + b - 4 = P and a=m a = m . Since a=m a = m is already solved for a a , we can substitute m m into the first equation to express a a in terms of b b and P P .

Step 1: Isolate a a

We start with the equation: a+b4=P a + b - 4 = P To isolate a a , we rearrange the equation: a=Pb+4 a = P - b + 4

Step 2: Substitute a a

We also have the equation: a=m a = m By substituting m m into the rearranged equation, we can express a a in terms of b b and P P : m=Pb+4 m = P - b + 4

Final Answer

Thus, the expression for a a in terms of b b and P P is: a=Pb+4 \boxed{a = P - b + 4}

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