Jeremy wants to buy a new computer. the saleswoman says that he can make a down payment and then pay for the computer in installments, heres a formula for this scenario: x=t - yz, x=amount down, y=money each month, z=number of months, t=total price, rewrite the formula to solve fore the amount of money jeremy must pay each month

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Lainey Hull

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7 July, 19:16

Jeremy wants to buy a new computer. the saleswoman says that he can make a down payment and then pay for the computer in installments, heres a formula for this scenario: x=t - yz, x=amount down, y=money each month, z=number of months, t=total price, rewrite the formula to solve fore the amount of money jeremy must pay each month

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Audrina Parrish · Answer 1

Since y is the money each month, we have to solve for that. To do that, we can first add yz to both sides and subtract x from both, resulting in yz=t-x. Next, we can divide both sides by z to get y = (t-x) / z