Help with rearranging an equation

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hi there,
i have been given an equation to rearrange
g = w/ft (making w the subject)

for some reason i can't seem to get it into my head how to answer this, if it was just g=w/f i would have been fine but i am totally thrown out by fxt.

if anyone has any hints or tips i would greatly appreciate it, I'm not look for the solution just the know how so i can solve the question

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Welcome to PF.

I'm not sure I follow what you're asking.

What is g = w/ft ?

What specifically are you trying to accompllish?
 
all i am trying to do is to make W the subject of the equation. the letters are not significant i just need some help on the steps to rearrange this equation. E = W over F times T
 
i do indeed. for some reason it has me flumoxed. in the original question there is actually a square root but i think once i have the jist i can suss that part out