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                                             Change of Subject of a Relation Introduction In algebra, you often meet formulas where one quantity depends on others — like A = πr^2 A =  π r 2 or  v =  u  +  a t But sometimes, you’re asked to make another letter the subject . For example, instead of A = π r 2 A = πr^2 A =  π r 2 , you might need to make r the subject. This process is called “Change of Subject of a Relation.” It simply means rearranging a formula so that one specific variable stands alone on one side of the equation- usually the left-hand side. What It Means If we have an equation:  y  =  3 x + 2  and we want to make x the subject , it means we must rewrite it as: x  =  something in terms of  y It’s like solving for x x  — isolating it by performing the same operatio...