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How would you solve this for c?

How would you solve this for c?-example-1
User Hunterp
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Answer: c = -fd + ab

This is the same as saying c = ab - fd

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Work Shown:


(ab-c)/(d) = f\\\\\\ab-c = fd\\\\\\-c = fd-ab\\\\\\c = -fd+ab\\\\\\

Explanation for each step:

  1. This is the original equation.
  2. I multiplied both sides by d to undo the division.
  3. I subtracted ab from both sides.
  4. I multiplied both sides by -1, or I multiplied every term by -1, to fully isolate c.
User MNSH
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Answer:

c = ab - df

Explanation:

ab - c = df

》ab = c + df

c + df = ab

c = ab - df

User Simon Sabin
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