If A and C are equal to B and C respectively, then A is equal to B.
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Let's factor out $nC$ from both sides of the equation: $A = \frac{BnC}{nC}$ Now, we can cancel out $nC$ from the numerator and denominator: $A = \frac{B \cdot nC}{nC} = B \cdot \frac{nC}{nC} = B \cdot 1$ So, we have: $A = B$ Show more…
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