q= (5q - 3n)/m = f i have no clue how to do this
which variable are you solving for, q ?
solving for q
are you sure that the equation has to have 2 equal since, maybe one of them is a plus ?
2 equal signs, not since ...
q = (mf - 5)/3 q = (mf/5) + 3n q = m((5f +n)/3) q = (mf+3n)/5 this is my list of possible answers
your equation should be fixed.
Elaborate
In your question, you said q= (5q - 3n)/m = f should that second equal sign supposed to be +?
Well, look at what you wrote. I think you wrote the equation in which you are to solve for q incorrectly.
it won't come out as a fraction
(m+f) is the denominator ?
5q-3n is numerator and m is denominator = f
solving for q
Is your question read as \(\Large q= \dfrac{5q - 3n}{m} = f\) ?
yes
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