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Solve for the variable b. 5a(b - c ) = d

Solve for the variable b. 5a(b - c ) = d
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Solve for the variable b. 5a(b - c ) = d

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5a(b-c)=d. Here, we are trying to isolate the variable b.
Divide both sides by 5a: b-c=d/(5a)
Add c to both sides: b=
(d)/(5a) +c
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your answer is attached below, along with the steps. Have a good night :)
Solve for the variable b. 5a(b - c ) = d-example-1
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