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3 years ago

Linear equations for Pre-IB Algebra 2. Solve for s, R(s + t) = st.

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1 answer:

Anastaziya [24]3 years ago

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R(s + t) = st

Rs + Rt = st

Rs - st = -Rt

s ( R - t) = -Rt

*s = - Rt / (R - t) Multiply through by -1 on the right.

*s = Rt / (t - R) Put in the brackets in your answer. What you have been writing means

s = Rt/r - R you need the brackets. The stars mean that either could be an answer. I think your problem could be the brackets. Now I'm reasonably certain this is correct.

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