f(prime)=5cost(t)

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Solution for f(prime)=5cost(t) equation: 


Simplifying
f(prime) = 5cost(t)

Multiply f * eimpr
efimpr = 5cost(t)

Multiply cost * t
efimpr = 5cost2

Solving
efimpr = 5cost2

Solving for variable 'e'.

Move all terms containing e to the left, all other terms to the right.

Divide each side by 'fimpr'.
e = 5cf-1i-1m-1op-1r-1st2

Simplifying
e = 5cf-1i-1m-1op-1r-1st2

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