Question

A=Bxt+C (t)

help me with this math problem

Answer 1

what are you doing with it?

Answer 2

Are you solving A=Bt+C for t?

Answer 3

or is that A=Bxt+C

Answer 4

what is x
multiplication sign
or variable ?

Answer 5

Simplifying
A = Bxt + c(t)

Multiply c * t
A = txB + ct

Reorder the terms:
A = ct + txB

Solving
A = ct + txB

Solving for variable 'A'.

Move all terms containing A to the left, all other terms to the right.

Simplifying
A = ct + txB

Answer 6

A=Bxt+C (t) THATS how the problem is

Answer 7

no directions?

Answer 8

Simplifying
A = Bxt + c(t)

Multiply c * t
A = txB + ct

Reorder the terms:
A = ct + txB

Solving
A = ct + txB

Solving for variable 'A'.

Move all terms containing A to the left, all other terms to the right.

Simplifying
A = ct + txB

Answer 9

Theres your answer

Answer 10

thankx

Answer 11

\[A=B \times t +C\] This?

Answer 12

Your welcome

Answer 13

the the thing is why is the (t) way far away
I don't think
A=Bxt+C (t)
means
A=Bxt+C(t)


I think A=Bxt+C (t) means something else
but @tona has yet to provide any directions

Answer 14

It's solving for t. I was helping tona about 5 minutes ago.

Answer 15

and does x means multiply or it x a variable I wonder?

Answer 16

If x is the multiplication then you subtract c from both sides and divide both sides by B.

Answer 17

@tona which one do you think it is

Answer 18

i got it now thanks i just needed the starting point

Answer 19

Your welcome