Bridgette saw the equation below on a test. S = 3T - 6PB What is the solution of the equation in terms of B?

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Bridgette saw the equation below on a test.

S = 3T - 6PB
What is the solution of the equation in terms of B?

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Answer:

B=(3T-S)/(6P)

Explanation:

${}\ \ S\ =\ 3T - 6PB\\^(+6PB)\quad\ ^(+6PB)\\\\S+6PB=3T\\{}\quad^(-S)\qquad\ \ ^(-S)\\\\6PB = 3T-S\\^(/(6P))\qquad^(/(6P))\\\\B=(3T-S)/(6P)$

MEhsan answered Mar 17, 2021

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