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Solve the following equation for 
b. Be sure to take into account whether a letter is capitalized or not.

q=h^(2)(b-n)
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b=

Solve the following equation for b b . Be sure to take into account whether a letter is capitalized or not.\newlineq=h2(bn) q=h^{2}(b-n) \newlineAnswer: b= b=

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Q. Solve the following equation for b b . Be sure to take into account whether a letter is capitalized or not.\newlineq=h2(bn) q=h^{2}(b-n) \newlineAnswer: b= b=
  1. Isolate term with b: Isolate the term containing b.\newlineTo solve for b, we need to isolate it on one side of the equation. We start by dividing both sides of the equation by h2h^2 to get rid of the h2h^2 term on the right side.\newlineq=h2(bn)q = h^2(b - n)\newlineDivide both sides by h2h^2:\newlineq/h2=(h2(bn))/h2q / h^2 = (h^2(b - n)) / h^2
  2. Divide and simplify: Simplify the equation.\newlineAfter dividing both sides by h2h^2, the h2h^2 terms on the right side cancel out, leaving us with:\newlineqh2=bn\frac{q}{h^2} = b - n
  3. Solve for b: Solve for b.\newlineTo solve for b, we need to get b by itself. We do this by adding nn to both sides of the equation:\newline(qh2)+n=bn+n\left(\frac{q}{h^2}\right) + n = b - n + n
  4. Final equation: Simplify the equation further.\newlineAfter adding nn to both sides, the n-n and +n+n on the right side cancel each other out, leaving us with the final equation for bb:\newlineb=(q/h2)+nb = (q / h^2) + n

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