Forgot how to solve: -0,4 = (Q_0 - 300)/(P_0 - 8) * 8/300

[jigglysaurus]

hey smart people,can anyone please remind me how do we solve these kind of things:

\(\displaystyle -0,4\, =\, \dfrac{Q_0\, -\, 300}{P_0\, -\, 8}\, \cdot \, \dfrac{8}{300}\)

 

[ksdhart2]

The answer depends entirely on what your textbook/instructor means by "solve." Manipulating the equation, such that it's of the form \(\displaystyle Q_0=\text{...}\) is doable, as is arranging it like \(\displaystyle P_0=\text{...}\). When you reply, please include the full and exact text of the problem (ideally word-for-word from your book/worksheet), and any attempts you've made to solve this problem, even if you know they're wrong. Thank you.

 

[stapel]

hey smart people,can anyone please remind me how do we solve these kind of things:

\(\displaystyle -0,4\, =\, \dfrac{Q_0\, -\, 300}{P_0\, -\, 8}\, \cdot \, \dfrac{8}{300}\)

For which variable are you supposed to be solving?

When you reply, please include a clear listing of your thoughts and efforts so far, starting from the previous helper's suggestions. Thank you!