Question

Make k the subject of this formula:
m = gk + u

Answer 1

Making K the subject of formula in m = gk + u

Answer:

k=m-u/g

Explanation:

m = gk + u

• To eliminate g on the RHS; Right Hand Side Make g present in both sides

m-u/g = gk/g

• Divide both sides by g

k=m-u/g

• The Final answer

k = m - u/g

Answer 2

`\sf k =(m-u)/(g)`

Explanation:

m = gk + u

• Isolate the term with k. To isolate the term with k, subtract u from both sides.

m - u = gk

• Isolate 'k' by dividing both sides by 'g'.

`\sf (m-u)/(g)=k`