Algebra 1 > More Than One Variable
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More Than One Variable
Some equations involve more than one variable, say x and y. Sometimes you are asked to solve such an equation for a specified variable, such as y.
To solve such equations, isolate the variable you are solving for using the standard techniques.
Sometimes, in more complicated equations, you need to use the distributive property to isolate the variable.
An important application of this type of problem is to solve a given geometric or scientific formula involving two or more variables for a specified variable.
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