For a given input value u, the function h outputs a value v to satisfy the following equation.4u+8v=−3u+2vWrite a formula for h(u) in terms of u.h(u)=□
Q. For a given input value u, the function h outputs a value v to satisfy the following equation.4u+8v=−3u+2vWrite a formula for h(u) in terms of u.h(u)=□
Combine like terms: Combine like terms by moving all terms involving u to one side and all terms involving v to the other side.4u+8v=−3u+2vAdd 3u to both sides and subtract 2v from both sides to isolate terms with v on one side and terms with u on the other side.4u+3u+8v−2v=−3u+3u+2v−2v7u+6v=0
Isolate terms with v and u: Solve for v in terms of u.To isolate v, divide both sides of the equation by 6.v=6−7u
Solve for v in terms of u: Write the function h(u) in terms of u.Since v is the output of the function h for the input u, we can write h(u)=v.Therefore, h(u)=−67u
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