i have an answer but im not sure if its right would you tell me please and show me the steps of how to work through the question
make f the subject
7f-5=3g(2f+h)
my answer was f=-h-5/3g-5 and i simplified that to f=-h/3g
thanks for any help you can give me
7f= 6gf + 3gh +5
f(7-6g)=3gh + 5
divide4 by (7-6g)
check my thinking.
yes thanks for your help
To solve the equation and make f the subject, follow these steps:
1. Start with the given equation: 7f - 5 = 3g(2f + h)
2. Expand the expression on the right side by distributing 3g: 7f - 5 = 6gf + 3gh
3. Move the variable terms to one side of the equation and the constant terms to the other side: 7f - 6gf = 3gh + 5
4. Factor out f from the left side: f(7 - 6g) = 3gh + 5
5. Divide both sides of the equation by (7 - 6g) to isolate f: f = (3gh + 5) / (7 - 6g)
It appears that your simplification of f as -h/3g is not correct. Please double-check your calculations.