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Hi
Please can you have a look at this question.
Q: make J the subject of the formula,
((j/2+4a/3))/(L)
I hope I have inserted the formula correctly so you'll be able to understand it.
Regards
Simon.
if by this you mean
((j/2) + (4a/3))/L
you don't have an = sign in your formula, either way
multiply both sides by L, then you have
(j/2) + (4a/3)
becomes
(3j + 8a)/6
multiply both sides by 6, then subtract both sides by 8a, then divide both sides by 3
then you have
J =
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