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1/A=1/B+1/C....?Help me with this answer please where you solve for A?

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I need to solve for A

would the answer be A=3+B+C? Or what? HELP!! THanks

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  1. First, multiply everything by the LCD, in this case, it's ABC:

    BC = AC + AB

    Now factor out the A:

    BC = A(C + B)

    Now divide by (C+B)

    A = BC/(C + B)


  2. First, you add 2 fractions 1/A and 1/B (I'm sure you know how to do it).

    The result you get is equal to 1/A, as given in the problem.

    Now to have A, which is the inverse of 1/A, take the inverse of the result you got above. Done!

  3. Do the same thing to both sides of the equasion

    multiply by a   1= a(1/b+1/c)

    divide by (1/b+1/c)     a= 1/(1/b+1/c)

  4. there must be some other piece of information plz put all details

  5. 1/A = 1/B + 1/C

    => 1/A = (B+C)/BC

    => A = BC / (B+C)

  6. multiply   the whole eqtn with  ABC

    ABC( 1/A= 1/B+ 1/C)

    BC= AC+ AB

    BC= A( C+B)

    A( C+B)= BC

    A= BC/ ( C+B)

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