Math, asked by Chirandip5477, 1 year ago

How do you solve H=J3CD−K3D for J?

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Answered by igaurav23

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H = J3CD - K3D
transpose K3D on left side
H + K3D = J3CD
(H + K3D)/ 3CD =J
H/3CD + K/C = J

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