Question

rearrange this equation to isolate a (a+b/c) (d-e) =f

Answer 1

Is this what it looks like?

Answer 2

\[\large \frac{ (a+b) }{c }\left( d-e \right)=f\]

How can you move the c to the other side?

How can you move the d-e to the other side?

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

here is a hint:\[\large \frac{ m }{n }r=t \rightarrow mr=tn \rightarrow m=\frac{ tn}{r}\]

Answer 5

Now, can you apply my hint to your equation? That will get you most of the way to isolating a.

Answer 6

you must first remove the denominator (c) and to do that you must multiply. however; you cannot multiply one side without multiplying on the other. hope this helps to start!

Answer 7

Sounds good thank you so much!!