If a + b/c = 0, then the value of c + b/a is
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Sorry, typo. Should be a N , not c N
Assuming that a = 0 , we can multiply both sides by c to get c ∗ a + b = 0 then divide both sides by a to get c + b / a = 0
by doing the LCM FOR THE GIVEN part a+b/c=0 we get ac=b=0...now dividing both sides by a...we get c+b/a=0 SO our answer is 0
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a + c b is equal to c a c + c b or c a c + b . If you multiply this by c , a c + b = 0
c + a b is equal to a a c + a b or a a c + b . If you multiply this by a , a c + b = a N where N is the answer.
Wait a minute though, this is the same equation as previously. c N = 0 . The answer is 0