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2x/a+b=c is solved for x in terms of a,b, and c then x=
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2x/a+b=c is solved for x in terms of a,b, and c then x=

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minus b both sides
2x/a=c-b
multiply both sides by a
2x=a(c-b)
divide by 2
x=(a(c-b))/2
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