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consider the function represented by the equation 6c=2p-10. write the equation In notation, where c is the independent variable

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6c=2p-10

in order to make c the independent variable, u need to get rid of the 6. so you bring 6 over to the right hand side of the equation:
c= 2/6p - 10/6

when 6 is brought over it will be divided to the function

therefore,
c= 2/6p - 10/6

XxMandy_WolfxX3 years ago

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f(c) = 3c + 5

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