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Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-05-18 11:06:54
Social Science
Algebra question: A=B*C^(-D) Solve for B?
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Anonymous
A = B*C^-D A C^D = BC^-D C^D AC^D = B
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Anonymous
A = B * C^(-D) 1. multiply both sides by (C^D) A * C^D = B * C^(-D) * C^(D) C^(-D) * C^(D) = C^(-D + D) = C^0 = 1 A * C^D = B
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Anonymous
A = B*C^(-D) B = A*C^D
