3 years ago

A=5/6(B+C) SOLVE FOR C

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Shalnov [3]3 years ago

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A = 5/6(B + C)

multiply 6 on both sides

6A = 5(B + C)

divide 5 from both sides

6A/5 = B + C

subtract B from both sides

6A/5 - B = C

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