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So I have figured out half this question. Besides
For number 4 where would the L go in the final answer if we are solving for D.
> > The total leverage of a business is given by the formula T= L + D/1 where T = total leverage, L = liabilities, D = debts, and I = income. A business can use the inequality T > L + D/1 to increase their buying power. Rewrite this formula to solve for D. Show all steps in your work.
T = (L+D)/1
T *1 = (L+D)/1*1
1T = L + D
-L -L
1T = D

Answer 1

@agent0smith

Answer 2

In the original question is the (L+D)/I or is it L+(D/I) ? if that makes sense

Answer 3

It's T= (L+D)/l

Answer 4

yeah u almost had it then

TI = L + D

Answer 5

then you need to get the L away from the D to leave D on its own

Answer 6

so D = TI - L

Answer 7

Wait .. I'm confused now ! Haha
Can you write out the full simplified answer ?

Answer 8

you already had it worked out to IT = L + D

Answer 9

which was right

Answer 10

so you just need to get that L on the right hand side of the = sign over to the left hand side

Answer 11

so you just minus it from the other side

Answer 12

giving you IT - L = D

Answer 13

so Is that the final answer

Answer 14

@alby69

Answer 15

yeah, i didnt see the second half of that question lol 1 sec

Answer 16

IT - L = D

IT - L > D

so you could rewrite it this way because we normally have the letter we are finding on the left, not that it reall matters, but i would write it like this:

D< IT - L