Asked by Ok

K=3gy/5f solve for g
Answered by Reiny
I have a hunch you meant:
K=3gy/(5f)

based on that hunch ....
5fk = 3gy
g = 5fk/(3y)

those brackets are critical.
Answered by Ok
How did you do it?
Answered by Reiny
To handle this type of equation you should be familiar with the steps to solve basic equations.
K=3gy/(5f)
multiply both sides by 5f

5f*K=3gy/(5f)*5f
5fk = 3gy
divide both sides by 3y
5fk/(3y) = 3gy/(3y)
5fk/(3y) = g
as shown above
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