Solve the equation for the letter d: C = pi times d

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To solve the equation for d use the equation that is given C = dπ remember that if do something to one side of equation and the same thing to the other side the equation will remain equal so here we should divide both sides of the equation to isolate d because if we divide dπ by π the π's will cancel out leaving us with just d so on the other side divide C by π to get C/π now we just write the equation as C/π = d

Answer: The given equation solve for the letter d is C/π = d

Ps, pi = π

NeX [460]3 years ago

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C = pi*d; solve for d.

Divide both sides of this eqn by pi: C/pi = d (answer)

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