Q. For a given input value a, the function h outputs a value b to satisfy the following equation.3a−5=−4b+1Write a formula for h(a) in terms of a.h(a)=
Isolate terms with b: Add 4b to both sides of the equation to isolate terms with b on one side and terms with a on the other side.3a−5+4b=−4b+1+4bThis simplifies to:3a−5=1
Isolate term with a: Add 5 to both sides of the equation to isolate the term with a on one side.3a−5+5=1+5This simplifies to:3a=6
Solve for a: Divide both sides of the equation by 3 to solve for a.33a=36This simplifies to:a=2
Solve for b: Step 3 (Correction): Divide both sides of the equation by −4 to solve for b.3a−5=1Now divide by −4b=−43a−5
Write the function h(a): Write the function h(a) in terms of a.h(a)=−43a−5
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