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The forum discussion centers on a complex algebraic equation presented by a user, specifically f(x+ba)-q(2b-3f)x=. The user seeks assistance in identifying the type of equation and finding a solution. Participants highlight the ambiguity in the equation's structure, particularly regarding the placement of parentheses and the missing right side of the equation. Clarification on these points is essential for progressing toward a solution.
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The parentheses are strangely placed. Do you mean f(x+ba)- q(2b-3f(x)) or do you mean f(x+ ba)- q(3b-3f) where the second "f" is a number and not the same as the function f? In either case, you seem to have dropped the right side of the equation. What is it equal to?APHELION said:Homework Statement
f(x+ba)-q(2b-3f)x=
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
Hello everyone, I'm sure this is probably very easy algebra but I'm trying to figure out what type of equation this is and how to work toward a solution. Any help would be much appreciated.