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Solve for the variable c in this equation: a(c + b) = d
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Solve for the variable c in this equation:

a(c + b) = d

User David D C E Freitas
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Answer:

c=(d-ab)/a

Explanation:

User Markel
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First simplify:

ac+ab=d

Then isolate c:

ac=d-ab
c=(d-ab)/a

Answer:
c=(d-ab)/a
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