Question

Solve a = d+c/b for d.


d = ab - c
d = ab + c
d = a/b - c

Answer 1

is the problem
\[ a= \frac{d+c}{b} \]
if so you should use parens, and write it like this: a= (d+c)/b

Answer 2

yea it is and okay

Answer 3

you want to isolate d.
so undo do what was done to d.
a = D+C/b
first you want to multiply b/1 to both sides to get rid of b.

Answer 4

ab = D+C
to undo addition you subtract

Answer 5

multiply both sides by b.

write times b on both sides

Answer 6

ab = d+c
-c - c
ab - c = d

Answer 7

??

Answer 8

do mean d=ab-c?

Answer 9

Yes, it does not matter which way you put it
d = ab -c
or
ab - c = d

Answer 10

k thanx @shamil98