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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 14-04-2015
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Change the subject of the formula S = P (1 + rt) to t.

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toltecavsmaya
toltecavsmaya toltecavsmaya
  • 14-04-2015

if we're changing the subject to t, we want to get t on it's own. 

S = P(1 + rt) 

Since we can't do anything with the parenthesis, we have to start with the division/multiplication. Divide both sides by P:

S = 1 + rt
P

Next we want to get rid of the 1, so subtract 1 from both sides:

S   -  1  = rt
P

finally, divide both sides by r

(S/P) - 1 = t
      r 

so:

t = (S/P) - 1
         r

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