could you please help me on this equation
r = sx2/2t
im really stuck
Your non-use of parenthesis makes in difficult to know what the equation is. What are you trying to do with the equation?
sorry im trying to make x the subject
divide each side by s
r/s= x^2 /2t
multiply each side by 2t
1rt/s= x^2
take the square root of each side.
The correct equation is r= sx^2/2t.Make x the subject of the formula.Have given you a couple of freebies already!
Start by *trying* to get rid of the 2t from the RHS of the equation?Figure this & i will give you another clue!
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Sorry for missing parenthesis, the correct equation is r=(sx^2)/2t.Solve for x.
To solve the equation r = (sx^2)/(2t) for x, you can follow these steps:
1. Multiply both sides of the equation by 2t to remove the denominator:
2t * r = sx^2
2. Divide both sides of the equation by s to isolate the term with x^2:
(2t * r) / s = x^2
3. Take the square root of both sides of the equation to solve for x:
√((2t * r) / s) = x
or
x = √((2t * r) / s)
Now you have simplified the equation and solved for x.