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Solve for b a + b/c = pq
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Solve for b a + b/c = pq

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Answer:

b = c(pq - a)

Explanation:

User Igor Litvinovich
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Answer:

b = c(pq - a)

Explanation:

All we need to do is isolate (solve for) the variable b

a + b/c = pq

Subtract a from both sides

b/c = pq - a

Multiply by c on both sides

b = c(pq - a)

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