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Ok.. Ive been out of college for awhile now and math was never my strongest suit so if someone can help I would greatly appreciate it.
(R-C) / C = P
I normally have R and C to get P, but now I would like to input P and C to get R.
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(R-C) / C = P
R - C = PC
R = PC + C
R = C(P+1)
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Just remember one simple thing: exchange symbols when places are exchanged.
So times(x) becomes divide(/), divide(/) becomes times(x), and plus(+) becomes minus(-), minus(-) becomes plus(+).
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