3 years ago

If you solve the equation for ax+by/c=d for x, what would you get?

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1 answer:

Xelga [282]3 years ago

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Answer:

x=d/a - by/ac

Steps:

ax+by/c=d

(cax+by)/c=d

cax+by=cd

cax=cd-by

x=(cd-by)/ca

x=cd/ca - by/ca

x=d/a - by/ac

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