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Solve for w k=2b-5w/3k

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k = (2b - 5w)/(3k)

3k^(2) = 2b - 5w

3k^(2) + 5w = 2b

5w = 2b - 3k^(2)

w = (2)/(5)b - (3)/(5)k^(2)
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Answer:

b =
(2b - 3k^(2) )/(5)

Explanation:

To solve for w in this equation;

k =
(2b - 5w)/(3k)

This implies we have to make w the subject of the formula.

To make w subject of the formula, first we cross multiply.

3k × k = 2b - 5w

3k² = 2b -5w

Now we will subtract 2b from both- side of the equation

3k² - 2b = -5w

we want to make the right hand side of the equation positive, to do that , we will just multiply through by minus sign. The equation becomes;

-3k² + 2b = 5w

We can rearrange the equation;

2b - 3k² = 5w

5w = 2b - 3k²

Then we will now divide both-side of the equation by 5


(5w)/(5) = (2b - 3k^(2) )/(5)

In the left side of the equation, the 5 at the numerator will cancel out the 5 at the denominator.

Hence;

w =
(2b - 3k^(2) )/(5)

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