4 years ago

Solve for c. a(c+b) = d.

Mathematics

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kipiarov [429]4 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

Hello,

we assume that a is different from 0 otherwise there is not much we can say on c and then we can write

a(c+b)=d

<=> ac+ab=d

<=> ac = d - ab

<=> $c = \dfrac{d-ab}{a} =\dfrac{d}{a}-b$

Hope this helps

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