So here's the first question I need to be confirmed:
Suppose $u = a + bx + cs$ and $m$ be a fixed number. What does $x$ need to be (as a function of $a, b, c, s$ and $m$) if you need $u > m$ ?
so I've never encountered such a problem but I reckon I might just need to do some inequality:
$u > m$
$a+bx+cs > m$
$\frac {bx}b > \frac{m-a-cs}b$
$ \bf x > \frac {m-a-cs}b$
I'm not really sure if this is the right answer, so I need confirmation, if wrong pls tell me what's wrong or what is the question really asking.
The other question is Suppose $f=\Large{ \frac {t-s}{\frac {s}{n-2}}}$ and $p = \Large\frac {t-s}t$. Express $f$ as a function of $p$ and $n$.
So since $p =\Large \frac{t-s}t$ and $f$ have $(t-s)$ in the numerator, I decided to replace $(t-s)$ in $f$ with $p*t$. so no $f$ is
$ \bf f(p,n) = \Large\frac{(p*t)}{\frac {s} {(n-2)}}$
