Solve for the variable c in this equation. a(b – c) = d i'm confused can someone me?

c = (ab -d) /a

Step-by-step explanation:

a(b – c) = d  

Divide each side by a

a/a(b – c) = d  /a

b-c = d/a

Subtract b from each side

b-b-c = d/a -b

-c = d/a -b

Multiply by -1

-1*-c = -1(d/a -b)

c = -d/a +b

c = b - d/a

Get a common denominator

c = b*a/a -d/a

Combine over the common denominator

c = (ab -d) /a

angle addition postulate

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