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multiply both sides by 50
\[c*\frac{1}{50} = 50\] We want to get 'c' all by itself. In order to cancel out the 1/50, we multiply both sides by 50. \[c*\frac{1}{50}*{50} = 50*50\]
50*(1/50) = 50/50 = 1 So, now we'll have \[1*c = 50*50\]
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