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G=H(q+Q)for Q

Solve for Q

I dont understand how to do this.

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$G=H(q+Q)\\ q+Q=(G)/(H)\\ Q=(G)/(H)-q$

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$G=H(q+Q)\\\\H(q+Q)=G\\\\Hq+HQ=G\ \ \ \ \ |both\ sides\ -Hq\\\\HQ=G-Hq\ \ \ \ |both\ sides\ :H\\\\Q=(G-Hq)/(H)$

$or\\\\H(q+Q)=G\ \ \ \ \ |both\ sides\ :H\\\\q+Q=(G)/(H)\ \ \ \ \ |both\ sides\ -q\\\\Q=(G)/(H)-q$

Veniece answered Dec 24, 2015

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