Cx/d +f =b solve for x

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Archy [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

Depending on what the equation is,

x = (b (d + f)) / c

x = (d (b - f)) / c

Step-by-step explanation:

cx / d + f = b

If f is in the denominator (cx / (d + f) = b)

cx = b (d + f)

x = (b (d + f)) / c

If f is added after the fraction (cx/(d) + f = b)

cx/d = b - f

cx = d(b - f)

x = (d (b - f)) / c

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