Solve for c.

3abc + b = 5

c = (5 - b) / (3ab)

c = - 5/3ab

c = 2 - ab/

how does one work this out

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Winters

2 December, 12:46

Solve for c.

3abc + b = 5

c = (5 - b) / (3ab)

c = - 5/3ab

c = 2 - ab/

how does one work this out

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Alannah Trevino · Answer 1

The answer is c = (5 - b) / 3ab

3abc + b = 5

Subtract b from both sides:

3abc + b - b = 5 - b

3abc = 5 - b

Divide both sides by 3ab:

3abc/3ab = (5 - b) / 3ab

c = (5 - b) / 3ab

Solve for c.3abc + b = 5c = (5 - b) / (3ab)c = - 5/3abc = 2 - ab/how does one work this out

Solve for c.

3abc + b = 5

c = (5 - b) / (3ab)

c = - 5/3ab

c = 2 - ab/

how does one work this out