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killerjay556:

solve for c -\frac{c}{2}+43=50

NeverAlone:

@AZ

AZ:

\( - \dfrac{c}{2} + 43 = 50\) We want to get 'c' all by itself We have + 43 on the left side. So if we're adding 43 on the left side, then to move it to the right side, we have to do the opposite of addition on both sides So we would _____ 43 on both sides What is it? Subtraction? Multiplication? Division? What is the opposite of addition

AZ:

Then after that, simplify the two numbers on the right side of the equal sign and you'll be left with \( - \dfrac{c}{2}\) on both sides To get c all by itself, you have to move that -2 to the other side Since we're dividing c by -2, we have to do the opposite of that to the -2 on both sides What is the opposite of division?

new2luv:

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @AZ Then after that, simplify the two numbers on the right side of the equal sign and you'll be left with \( - \dfrac{c}{2}\) on both sides To get c all by itself, you have to move that -2 to the other side Since we're dividing c by -2, we have to do the opposite of that to the -2 on both sides What is the opposite of division? \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) mulitply

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