Posted by ASD on Friday, September 17, 2010 at 10:02am.
Ok, I went back and tried again. The equation I found when solving for r is r=sqrt(C/w)
Is this correct?
Then in b I would plug in the 100 for w, and the 3,963 for r to find the constant, C, correct?
a is correct.
C = w/r^-2
w = 100
r = 1/(3963)^2
Solve for C.
So would my equation be C=100/(3963)^2 ...I'm confused
Please let me know if I did this correct for b...
100=C/(3,963)^2
100=C/15,705,369
100*C=(C/15,705,369)*C
100C=15,705,369
100C/100=15,705,369/100
C=157,053.69
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