f=e(f-g)-Q

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Solution for f=e(f-g)-Q equation:


Simplifying
f = e(f + -1g) + -1Q
f = (f * e + -1g * e) + -1Q
f = (ef + -1eg) + -1Q

Reorder the terms:
f = -1Q + ef + -1eg

Solving
f = -1Q + ef + -1eg

Solving for variable 'f'.

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

Add '-1ef' to each side of the equation.
-1ef + f = -1Q + ef + -1ef + -1eg

Combine like terms: ef + -1ef = 0
-1ef + f = -1Q + 0 + -1eg
-1ef + f = -1Q + -1eg

Reorder the terms:
Q + -1ef + eg + f = -1Q + -1eg + Q + eg

Reorder the terms:
Q + -1ef + eg + f = -1Q + Q + -1eg + eg

Combine like terms: -1Q + Q = 0
Q + -1ef + eg + f = 0 + -1eg + eg
Q + -1ef + eg + f = -1eg + eg

Combine like terms: -1eg + eg = 0
Q + -1ef + eg + f = 0

The solution to this equation could not be determined.

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