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A = (bx-C)/b. Make 'b' the subject of the formula.​

A = (bx-C)/b. Make 'b' the subject of the formula.​
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A = (bx-C)/b.
Make 'b' the subject of the formula.​

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Answer:


b=(c)/(x-a)

Explanation:


a=(bx-c)/(b) \\\\a*b=bx-c\ :cross\ product\\\\ab-bx=-c\\\\b(a-x)=-c\\\\b(x-a)=c\\\\b=(c)/(x-a) \\

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