Question

P=k/1+cB^-t solve for c

Answer 1

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Answer:

  c = B^t(k/P -1)

Step-by-step explanation:

Perhaps the equation you want to solve for c is ...

  $P=\dfrac{k}{1+cB^{-t}}$

Then the solution is found by isolating the c term and dividing by the coefficient of c:

  $1+cB^{-t}=\dfrac{k}{P}\\\\cB^{-t}=\dfrac{k}{P}-1\\\\\boxed{c=B^t\left(\dfrac{k}{P}-1\right)}$