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The formula for determining profit is P = R minus C. Which is the equivalent equation solved for R? P + C = R P minus C = R P C = R StartFraction P Over C EndFraction = R
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The formula for determining profit is P = R minus C. Which is the equivalent equation solved for R?

P + C = R
P minus C = R
P C = R
StartFraction P Over C EndFraction = R

User Andrew Childs
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Explanation:

P = R - C

to get R alone on one side I need to add C on both sides, and we get

P + C = R

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