Marcos M.
asked 02/16/16Can you explain how to solve t=an+b (solve for b)
Solve each equation for the indicated variable
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Andrew M. answered 02/17/16
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The equation is already solved for the variable t
To solve for any other variable simply rearrange the
equation to have the indicated variable on one side
of the equals sign and everything else on the other.
For example, to solve for a:
t=an+b subtract b from both sides
t-b = an divide both sides by n
(t-b)/n = a
Or: a = (t-b)/n
Work in the same manner to solve for either b or n:
b = t-an
n = (t-b)/a
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