SOLUTION: I am trying to solve this equation for c
a (b-c) = a/b
So far I have got to
ab-ac=a/b
ab=a/b+ac
ab-a/b=ac
But now I am stuck. Please help! Do I divide each side by a? How?
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a (b-c) = a/b
So far I have got to
ab-ac=a/b
ab=a/b+ac
ab-a/b=ac
But now I am stuck. Please help! Do I divide each side by a? How?
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Question 928042: I am trying to solve this equation for c
a (b-c) = a/b
So far I have got to
ab-ac=a/b
ab=a/b+ac
ab-a/b=ac
But now I am stuck. Please help! Do I divide each side by a? How? Found 2 solutions by Alan3354, MathTherapy:Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! So far I have got to
ab-ac=a/b
ab=a/b+ac
ab-a/b=ac
But now I am stuck. Please help! Do I divide each side by a? How?
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ab-a/b=ac
b - 1/b = c
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I am trying to solve this equation for c
a (b-c) = a/b
So far I have got to
ab-ac=a/b
ab=a/b+ac
ab-a/b=ac
But now I am stuck. Please help! Do I divide each side by a? How?
Yes, you need to divide both sides by "a" to isolate c
