For a given input value q, the function g outputs a value r to satisfy the following equation.−7q+12r=3q−4rWrite a formula for g(q) in terms of q.g(q)=
Q. For a given input value q, the function g outputs a value r to satisfy the following equation.−7q+12r=3q−4rWrite a formula for g(q) in terms of q.g(q)=
Combine like terms: Combine like terms by moving all terms involving q to one side of the equation and all terms involving r to the other side.−7q+12r=3q−4rAdd 7q to both sides and add 4r to both sides to get:−7q+7q+12r+4r=3q+7q−4r+4rSimplify to get:16r=10q
Solve for r in terms of q: Solve for r in terms of q by dividing both sides of the equation by 16.1616r=1610qSimplify to get:r=(1610)qReduce the fraction(1610) to its simplest form.r=(85)q
Write the function g(q): Write the function g(q) in terms of q using the relationship found in Step 2.g(q)=85q
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