Question

Solve M=ct/c+t for t.....i have no idea

Answer 1

ok... so is the equation

\[M = \frac{ct}{c+t}\]

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

ok... multiply both sides by the denominator

\[m(c + t) = ct\]

Answer 4

next distribute the left hand side

\[Mc + Mt = ct\]

Answer 5

subtract Mt from both sides

Mc = ct - Mt

Answer 6

factorise the right hand side

Mc = (c - M)t

Answer 7

divide both sides by (c - M) for the solution

Answer 8

I'll let you work that out

Answer 9

ahhhhhhhhh ok

Answer 10

T needs to be the variable on the left. a stand alone variable.

Answer 11

t=Mc/c-M

Answer 12

that correct

Answer 13

\[M={ct\over c+t}\]\[{M\times(c+t)}={ct}\]\[Mc+Mt=ct\]\[Mc=ct-Mt\]\[Mc=t(c-M)\]\[{Mc\over c-m}=t~~\large \checkmark\]