Asap im using the last of my points an ice cream parlor donated boxes of ice cream bars for a school event. the organizers need to decide how many ice cream bars are available for each person. a formula for this scenario is x = yz a rewrite the equation to solve for the number of bars per person. x = number of people at the event y = number of ice cream bars per box z = number of boxers a = number of bars per person

Let's figure out what the formula should be first.  I can't really read it the way it's typed.

Total number of bars = number of people(X)  times  bars per person (A)

Total number of bars = number of boxes (Z) times bars per box (Y)

Those are the same so



It looks like what was being asked was correct:



Solving for A, we multiply both sides by A and divide both sides by X, which really means move A to the numerator on the left, and X to the denominator on the right.