Question

u=f(p/t-e) solve for p

Answer 1

That is ALOT of variables

Answer 2

I assume:\[u=f(\frac{ p }{ t }-e)\]

Answer 3

Is 'f' a function or a variable?

Also, is it \(\Large u = f\left(\frac{p}{t-e}\right)\) or \(\Large u = f\left(\frac{p} {t}-e\right)\) ?

Answer 4

the second one

Answer 5

is F a function, or a variable?

Answer 6

Assuming 'f' is a variable:

u = f * (p/t - e).
To solve for 'p', isolate 'p':
Divide both sides by f:
u/f = p/t - e
Add e to both sides:
u/f + e = p/t
(u + fe) / f = p / t
Multiply both sides by t:
t(u + fe) / f = p or
p = t(u + fe) / f