Which equation is equivalent to b=4c+7d

To find an equation equivalent to \( b = 4c + 7d \), we can solve for \( d \):

Starting with: \[ b = 4c + 7d \]

We can isolate \( d \) on one side of the equation:

1. Subtract \( 4c \) from both sides: \[ b - 4c = 7d \]

2. Now, divide both sides by 7 to solve for \( d \): \[ d = \frac{b - 4c}{7} \]

This can also be rewritten to match the form of the options given. Simplifying gives: \[ d = \frac{b}{7} - \frac{4c}{7} \]

Now let's compare with the given options. We need to recognize the alternative forms. However, the right form here should express \( d \) as a function of \( b \) and \( c \).

Among the given options:

• \( d = b - 4c7 \) is incorrect.
• \( d = b - 4c7 \) is essentially the same incorrect representation as above and likely contains a typographical error.
• \( d = b - 7c4 \) is incorrect.
• \( d = b + 7c4 \) is incorrect.

None of the provided options appear to correctly represent \( d \) from the derived equivalent equation \( d = \frac{b - 4c}{7} \).

If we were asked for an equivalent expression for \( b \) rearranged from the original equation, none of the provided equations seem to match.

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