Final answer:
Solving for b in the equation n = (a + b)c results in b = (n - a)/c, and solving for R in the equation L = E/R + K results in R = E/(L - K).
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve the equation n = (a + b)c for b, we will first expand the right side and then isolate the variable b.
- Multiply both sides by c to get rid of it on the right side: nc = ac + bc.
- Subtract ac from both sides to get b by itself: nc - ac = bc.
- Factor out a c from the left side: c(n - a) = bc.
- Divide both sides by c to solve for b: (n - a)/c = b.
Therefore, the correct answer is b = (n - a)/c, which corresponds to option (c).
To solve the equation L = E/R + K for R, we follow a similar process:
- Subtract K from both sides to move it away from the fraction: L - K = E/R.
- Multiply both sides by R to eliminate the denominator: R(L - K) = E.
- Divide both sides by (L - K) to isolate R: R = E/(L - K).
The answer is R = E/(L - K), which is option (c).