To rearrange the equation \( Q = RS - T \) for \( S \), we want to isolate \( S \) on one side of the equation.
Here are the steps:
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Add \( T \) to both sides: \[ Q + T = RS \]
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Then, divide both sides by \( R \): \[ S = \frac{Q + T}{R} \]
Thus, the correct rearrangement is:
S = (Q + T) / R
From the options given:
A) \( S = \frac{Q - T}{R} \)
B) \( S = \frac{Q + T}{R} \)
C) \( S = Q + T - R \)
D) \( S = \frac{Q}{RT} \)
The correct answer is B) S = (Q + T) / R.