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Solve for b. Ab + c = d B= (d-c)/a B= a + c/d B= a/c-d
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Solve for b.

Ab + c = d

B= (d-c)/a

B= a + c/d

B= a/c-d

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B

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User TanisDLJ
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If those are the options then its the first one though, technically it would be..
B= (-c+d)/a
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