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What is ax-b=c for x

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elixir [45]3 years ago

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<span>Isolate x ( leave x alone )

So you first subtract b and put it to the other side.

ax = c-b

Then divide both sides by a.

x = c-b / a</span><span>
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son4ous [18]3 years ago

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Do the order of operations backwards. so SAMDEB
subtraction --> -b
add b to both sides.
so now it's ax= c+b
there is no addition
multiplication --> (A)x(X), divide by A
Now it's x= (c+b)/a

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