If 5b-3a=c solve for b and what do you get (explain thx)?

Anonymous2013-05-08T16:50:01Z

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5b - 3a = c

5b = c + 3a

b = (c + 3a) / 5

Anathemancer2013-05-08T23:51:41Z

In order to solve for b, or any other variable, you must end up with b = (whatever). So, you would first add 3a to each side, giving you 5b = 3a + c. Then, divide both sides by 5, giving you b = (3a + c) / 5. There's your answer.

?2013-05-08T23:50:17Z

In order to isolate the b, pretend you're solving a normal equation.
5b-3a=c
Add 3a to both sides of the equation.
5b=c+3a
Now simply divide both sides of the equation by b.
b=(c+3a)/5
b=(3a+c)/5 <----- Answer

Mark2013-05-08T23:50:32Z

5b=c+3a
b= c/5 +3a/5