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Resoleu M

M = \frac{1 2}{Z g}

Z \neq = 0 and g \neq = 0

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Resoleu Z

Z = \frac{1 2}{M g}

g \neq = 0 and M \neq = 0

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Linear Equation

M g Z = 12

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ZgM=12

L'equació té la forma estàndard.

\frac{ZgM}{Zg}=\frac{12}{Zg}

Dividiu els dos costats per gZ.

M=\frac{12}{Zg}

En dividir per gZ es desfà la multiplicació per gZ.

MgZ=12

L'equació té la forma estàndard.

\frac{MgZ}{Mg}=\frac{12}{Mg}

Dividiu els dos costats per Mg.

Z=\frac{12}{Mg}

En dividir per Mg es desfà la multiplicació per Mg.

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