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Solve for x in the equation?

a/(2x-c) = -1

User Kalani
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Answer:


(c-a)/(2)

Explanation:

given
(a)/(2x-c) = - 1 ( cross- multiply )

- (2x - c ) = a ( distribute left side )

- 2x + c = a ( subtract c from both sides )

- 2x = a - c ( multiply both sides by - 1 )

2x = c - a ( divide both sides by 2 )

x =
(c-a)/(2)

User Jsfrocha
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Answer:

x =
((a - c))/(-2)

Explanation:

a/(2x-c) = -1

The first step is to multiply both sides by (2x - c)

(2x - c)a/(2x-c) = -1(2x - c)

a = -2x + c

a - c = -2x + c - c

a - c = -2x

Divide both side by -2

(a - c)/-2 = x

x =
((a - c))/(-2)

User Jbafford
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