find the values of a and b if s = -600 + 0.25y and c = a + by
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find the values of a and b if s = -600 + 0.25y and c = a + by

solve both eqautions for y the only common factor.

s + 600 = .25y                    c - a = by

(s + 600)/.25 = y                 (c - a)/b = y

set the equations equal to each other y = y

(s + 600) / .25 = (c - a) /b

1). now solve for the value b

multiply by .25b

(s + 600)b = .25(c - a)

b = [.25(c - a)]/(s + 600)

2). (s + 600) / .25 = (c - a) /b   now solve for a

multiply by b

[b(s + 600)/.25] = c - a

{[b(s + 600)/.25] - c} = - a

{-b[(s + 600)/,25] - c} = a

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