The solution for s in the given equation is [tex]s = C-nD[/tex]
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Solve for s in this equation [tex]D= \frac{C-s}{n}[/tex] Depreciation.
To solve for s, that means we should make s the subject of the equation
From the given equation,
[tex]D= \frac{C-s}{n}[/tex]
To solve for s, first multiply both sides by n to clear the fraction
We get
[tex]n\times D= n \times \frac{C-s}{n}[/tex]
Then,
[tex]nD = C - s[/tex]
Now, add s to both sides
[tex]nD + s= C - s+s[/tex]
[tex]nD+s = C[/tex]
Then, subtract nD from both sides
[tex]nD-nD+s = C-nD[/tex]
∴ [tex]s = C-nD[/tex]
Hence, the solution for s in the given equation is [tex]s = C-nD[/tex]
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