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Show how to solve for g:
3g - x = rh

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Let me know if its correct! Kinda rushed a bit! I'd wait for someone else to answer just to confirm!

Answer:

g= 1/3 hr + 1/3 x

Explanation:

Solving for G

Step 1: Add x to both sides.

3g − x + x =hr+x

3g = hr+x

Step 2: Divide both sides by 3.

3g/3 = hr+x/3

g= 1/3hr + 1/3x

User Renny
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Answer:


\rm g = (1)/(3)(rh + x)

Explanation:

Solve for g:


\longrightarrow 3g - x = rh

Add x to both sides:


\longrightarrow 3g + (x - x) = rh + x

x - x = 0


\longrightarrow 3g = rh + x

Divide both sides by 3:


\longrightarrow
\sf (3)/(3) g = (1)/(3)(rh + x)


\rm (3)/(3) = 1:


\longrightarrow
\sf g = (1)/(3)(rh + x)

User Erez Hochman
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