Question

C= 5b +a/f solve for a

Answer 1

Okay, before I start, I apologize for the long answer, but this is going to have a lot of steps and I want to explain each the best I can.

c=5b+a/f

First thing's first, get rid of any constants.

If we treat a as the variable and anything else that's not attached to it as a constant, this is a whole lot easier.

The only thing that isn't attached to a is 5b. Since 5b is positive, we have to subtract that to get it away from a. We end up with:

c-5b=a/f

Now, we treat f as if it is a coefficient. To get a by itself we multiply each side by f. Doing this we get

c-5b*f=a

I belive the only other answer that would work is f*c-5b=a but don't take my word for.

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