Question

Given the equation p=s1t-s2t, which equation is solved for t?

A. t=p(s1-s2)

B. t=p-s1+s2

C. t=p/s1-s2

D. t=p/s1+s2

Answer 1

Answer:it’s b

Explanation:

Answer 2

`t=(p)/((s_1-s_2))`

Therefore, C is the correct option.

Explanation:

We have been given the equation
`p=s_1t-s_2t`

The GCF of the right hand side of the equation is t. Hence, factored out the GCF.

`p=(s_1-s_2)t`

Now,
`(s_1-s_2` is in multiplication with 't'. So in order to isolate t, we can divide both sides by
`(s_1-s_2)`

`t=(p)/((s_1-s_2))`

Therefore, C is the correct option.