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Question 705456: I am having a really hard time simplifying the following expression: a(b-c)=a/b and solve for c. I thought the answer would be c = -a/b + b but I am really quite unsure on where I can simplify further. Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! I am having a really hard time simplifying the following expression: a(b-c)=a/b and solve for c. I thought the answer would be c = -a/b + b but I am really quite unsure on where I can simplify further.
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a(b-c)=a/b and solve for c. I thought the answer would be c = -a/b + b
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a(b-c)=a/b and solve for c
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a(b-c)=a/b
ab*(b-c) = a
b*(b-c) = 1
