Q. For a given input value m, the function g outputs a value n to satisfy the following equation.−2m−5n=7m−3nWrite a formula for g(m) in terms of m.g(m)=
Isolate in equation: First, we need to isolate on one side of the equation to find a formula for in terms of . We start with the given equation:
Combine like terms: Combine like terms by adding 5n5n5n to both sides and adding 2m2m2m to both sides to get all the mmm terms on one side and all the nnn terms on the other side:\newline−2m+2m−5n+5n=7m+2m−3n+5n-2m + 2m - 5n + 5n = 7m + 2m - 3n + 5n−2m+2m−5n+5n=7m+2m−3n+5n\newlineThis simplifies to:\newline0m=9m+2n0m = 9m + 2n0m=9m+2n
Subtract 9m9m9m to isolate nnn: Now, subtract 9m9m9m from both sides to isolate the terms with nnn:0m−9m=9m−9m+2n0m - 9m = 9m - 9m + 2n0m−9m=9m−9m+2nThis simplifies to:−9m=2n-9m = 2n−9m=2n
Divide both sides by 222: To solve for nnn, divide both sides by 222:\newlinen=−9m2n = \frac{-9m}{2}n=2−9m
Formula for g(m): Now we have nnn in terms of mmm, which means we have found the formula for g(m)g(m)g(m):\newlineg(m)=−9m2g(m) = -\frac{9m}{2}g(m)=−29m
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