Question

AC + L = D - TC Solve for C

Answer 1

well to start out, you would add D to both sides, giving you

AC + L + D = -TC

you would then move the AC term over so that you have anything with a C on the same side, giving you

L + D = -TC - AC

you would then factor out the C to isolate it, giving you

L + D = C(-T-A)

And finally you would divide by the term in parentheses to fully isolate the C, giving you

L+D / (-T-A) = C

Answer 2

is there another wat to write (-t-a) getting wrong answer

Answer 3

last question S was not cap...check that this time lol

Answer 4

well you could factor out a negative one and write it -(T+A)

Answer 5

still not getting it with that ugg this online crap