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4 years ago

Solve a=b+3/c-2 for c

Mathematics

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Ronch [10]4 years ago

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Answer:

c = 3 / a − b + 2

Explanation:

[ Step 1: Multiply both sides by c ]

ac = bc − 2c + 3

[ Step 2: Add -bc to both sides ]

ac + −bc = bc − 2c + 3 + −bc

ac − bc = −2c + 3

[ Step 3: Add 2c to both sides ]

ac − bc + 2c = −2c + 3 + 2c

ac − bc + 2c = 3

[ Step 4: Factor out variable c ]

c(a − b + 2) = 3

[ Step 5: Divide both sides by a - b + 2 ]

c(a − b + 2) / a − b + 2 = 3 / a − b + 2

c = 3 / a − b + 2

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