Question

solve the equation 4t + c = q
t = \frac{q - c}{4}
t = 4(q - c)
t = \frac{q}{c - 4}
t = \frac{q + c}{4}

Explanation:

Step1: Isolate the term with t

Subtract c from both sides of the equation $4t + c=q$. We get $4t=q - c$.

Step2: Solve for t

Divide both sides of the equation $4t=q - c$ by 4. So, $t=\frac{q - c}{4}$.

Answer:

$t=\frac{q - c}{4}$ (corresponding to the first option in the multiple - choice list)