Q. For a given input value v, the function h outputs a value u to satisfy the following equation.−2u+6v=9Write a formula for h(v) in terms of v.h(v)=
Isolating terms with v: We are given the equation −2u+6v=9 and we need to solve for u in terms of v to find the function h(v). Let's start by adding 2u to both sides to isolate the terms with v on one side.−2u+6v+2u=9+2uThis simplifies to:6v=9+2u
Getting constant terms on one side: Next, we subtract 9 from both sides to get all the constant terms on one side.6v−9=9+2u−9This simplifies to:6v−9=2u
Solving for u: Now, we divide both sides by 2 to solve for u.26v−9=22uThis simplifies to:u=26v−9
Writing the function h(v): Since u is the output of the function h for the input v, we can write the function as:h(v)=26v−9
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