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Solve the following equation for B. 2 = -3f + =1/5RB

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The expression we have is:


2=-3f+(1)/(5)RB

Steps to solve for B:

Step 1. Add 3f to both sides of the equation:


\begin{gathered} 2+3f=-3f+3f+(1)/(5)RB \\ 2+3f=(1)/(5)RB \end{gathered}

Step 2. Multiply both sides by 5 to eliminate the 1/5 on the right side:


\begin{gathered} 5(2+3f)=5((1)/(5)RB) \\ 5(2+3f)=RB \end{gathered}

Step 3. Divide both sides by R to left B alone in the right side:


\begin{gathered} (5(2+3f))/(R)=(RB)/(R) \\ (5(2+3f))/(R)=B \end{gathered}

Answer:


(5(2+3f))/(R)=B

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