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Solve for ff.\newline9+8f=6+5f-9 + 8f = -6 + 5f

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Q. Solve for ff.\newline9+8f=6+5f-9 + 8f = -6 + 5f
  1. Rearrange terms: First, we want to gather all the ff terms on one side of the equation and the constant terms on the other side. We can do this by adding 99 to both sides and subtracting 5f5f from both sides.9+8f+95f=6+5f+95f-9 + 8f + 9 - 5f = -6 + 5f + 9 - 5f
  2. Combine like terms: Now, we simplify both sides of the equation by combining like terms.\newline(8f5f)+(9+9)=(6+9)+(5f5f)(8f - 5f) + (-9 + 9) = (-6 + 9) + (5f - 5f)\newline3f+0=3+03f + 0 = 3 + 0
  3. Remove zeros: We can see that the zeros do not affect the equation, so we can remove them to simplify further. 3f=33f = 3
  4. Divide by 33: To solve for ff, we divide both sides of the equation by 33.3f3=33\frac{3f}{3} = \frac{3}{3}
  5. Final value: After dividing, we get the value of ff.f=1f = 1

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