Solve for c.a=11+4b−4c
Ok so first we subtract 11 on each side so we get a-11=4b-4c then we do-4b on each side to gets a-11-4b=-4c finally divide -4 to each side to get a-11-4b/-4=c
Consider the expression
\(a=11+4b-4c.\)
First, separate variables: left 4c in the right side and all rest write in the left side:
\(a-11-4b=-4c.\)
Then multiply by -1:
\(-a+11+4b=4c.\)
At last, divide by 4:
\(c=\dfrac{-a+11+4b}{4}.\)
