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Old 07-18-2010, 02:01 AM  
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Originally Posted by camgirlshide View Post
Is this all you need:
X(1-C)
This is correct, you first break out X and replace it by 1's were X is alone.

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Originally Posted by camgirlshide View Post
X = (a + b + d - e + f)/(1-c)
Since you want to isolate X you divide both sides X(1-C) = (a + b + d + e + f) and can thus cross out (1-C) on the left side which then leaves X alone. And much correctly, as already stated, on your right you get (a + b + d - e + f)/(1-C).

Not very hard, but long time ago and memory might not always serve well.
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