-3(g-2f) = 5g ; g solve for f?

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grigory [225]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

well well from your question the value of g wasn't given and we are asked to solve for f

I will have to assume g=g

make f subject of formula

first we open the brackets

-3g+6f=5g

collect like terms

6f=5g+3g

6f=8g

f=8g/6

f=(4/3)g

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