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If fg + 2f - g = 2 - (f + g), what is the value of g in terms of f?
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Answer:


$g=(2 -3f)/(f), f\\eq 0$

Explanation:


fg + 2f - g = 2 - (f + g)


fg + 2f - g = 2 - f - g

Add
g to both sides


fg + 2f = 2 - f

Add
-2f both sides


fg + 2f-2f = 2 - f -2f


fg = 2 -3f

Divide both sides by
f


$(fg)/(f) = (2 -3f)/(f) $


$g=(2 -3f)/(f)$

But
f can't be zero because it is undefined. So,


$g=(2 -3f)/(f), f\\eq 0$

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