Q. For a given input value n, the function g outputs a value m to satisfy the following equation.3m−5n=11Write a formula for g(n) in terms of n.g(n)=
Equation setup: To find the formula for g(n), we need to solve the equation 3m−5n=11 for m in terms of n.
Isolating terms with : Add to both sides of the equation to isolate terms with m on one side:\newline333m - 555n + 555n = 111111 + 555n\newlineThis simplifies to:\newline333m = 111111 + 555n
Solving for m: Divide both sides of the equation by 333 to solve for mmm: \newlinem=11+5n3m = \frac{11 + 5n}{3}m=311+5n
Writing the function g(n): Now we can write the function g(n) in terms of n using the expression we found for m:\newlineg(n) = \frac{111111 + 555n}{333}
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