1. **State the problem:** Rearrange the formula $$C=\frac{1000}{S+10}$$ to express $S$ in terms of $C$.
2. **Start with the given equation:**
$$C=\frac{1000}{S+10}$$
3. **Multiply both sides by $S+10$ to eliminate the denominator:**
$$C(S+10)=1000$$
4. **Distribute $C$ on the left side:**
$$CS + 10C = 1000$$
5. **Isolate the term with $S$ by subtracting $10C$ from both sides:**
$$CS = 1000 - 10C$$
6. **Divide both sides by $C$ to solve for $S$:**
$$S = \frac{1000 - 10C}{C}$$
7. **Simplify the fraction by splitting it:**
$$S = \frac{1000}{C} - \frac{10C}{C}$$
8. **Cancel the $C$ in the second term:**
$$S = \frac{1000}{C} - \cancel{\frac{10C}{C}} 10$$
9. **Final expression:**
$$S = \frac{1000}{C} - 10$$
This means $S$ is expressed in terms of $C$ as $$S = \frac{1000}{C} - 10$$.
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