Edythe C. answered 09/23/19
Getting the foundation right
Solving for b means getting b alone on one side of the equation. To make life easy for yourself, clear any fractions first. That involves multiplying both sides by b. b/1 times a/b cancels out the b and leaves you with a. b times c is bc. So a = bc. Divide both sides by c and get b = a/c.
In order to do for this next one what you did for the previous one, add 4/j to both sides and subtract k from both sides. Now for h - k = 4/j multiply both sides by j BUT leave the left side as j(h - k) and divide both sides by (h - k) to get j = 4/(h - k).