Asked by greatdanelola
Can you solve for a variable in an equation?
Answers
Answered by
Guido
Yes, you can.
Here is a sample literal equation.
Solve for h.
h + rt = j
Subtract rt from both sides to find h.
h = j - rt
Done!
I just solved for h, which is a variable. Solving for variables is very common in the world of algebra.
Here is a sample literal equation.
Solve for h.
h + rt = j
Subtract rt from both sides to find h.
h = j - rt
Done!
I just solved for h, which is a variable. Solving for variables is very common in the world of algebra.
Answered by
James
Could you break it down step by step. Thanks
Answered by
Guido
Can I break what down step by step?
Answered by
James
How you got your answer. Knowing this would maybe help others:)
Answered by
kirsten
i=p(1+r) solve for r
Answered by
connexus student
wow i guessed and got 6/10 cause nobody said the answers...
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