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Solve for c. a(c + b)=d
c=d − ab/b
c=d + ab/a
c=ab − d/a
c=d − ab/a

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Answer:

c = (d - ab) / a

Explanation:

a(c + b) = d // We multiply a by c and b (addition is distributive)

ac + ab = d // We let the c addend in the left

ac = d - ab // We divide by a

c = (d - ab) / a

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Answer: Hi Hi I know this is like a year late but I would like to be able to help future people with this question.

The correct answer is: c=d+ab/a (B)

Isolate the variable by dividing each side by factors that don't contain the variable.

I really hope this helps people, have a happy halloween :D

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