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um its my 1st time taking physics and i need help on this problem?
plz dont be rude like the other two people if u feel as if u cant help me,please exit quietly but neways its the 2nd day of school and the 1st time i recieved a problem like this and was told to solve it,she didnt even teach this to us and she just gave it to us
x-p=ry=c
can u explain how to solve this please?? never have i done this
i made a TYPO the Equation is
X-P=RY+C
im trying to solve for X
and why,how do u do it?
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The basic thing you have to remember for questions like this is that what you do to one side of the equation, you must also do to the other side. You want to get x on it's own, so look at the part of the equation with x in it and work out what you need to do to make it just x. You should be able to see that adding p will cancel the p that is already there, giving you what you want. Therefore you must also add p to the other side of the equation, giving you:
x=ry+c+p
- Anonymous1 decade ago
x=p+ry+c
you just add the p to the other side.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
what are you trying to solve for?
