This document discusses three methods for rearranging or transposing formulae: the balance method, flow diagram method, and cross method. The balance method treats an equation like a balance scale and allows operations on one side as long as the same operations are applied to the other. The flow diagram method draws a diagram to visualize the operations on a variable and then reverses the operations to isolate the variable. The cross method takes terms over the equal sign and changes their operations from addition to subtraction and vice versa. Examples are provided for making the variable a the subject using each method.