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Solve the equation ax+b=c for a in terms of x, b, and c
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Solve the equation ax+b=c for a in terms of x, b, and c

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answer:

a=c/x-b

Explanation:

ax+b=c isolate a

a+b=c/x divide b on both sides

a=c/x-b subtract b on both sides

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