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Xsquared - v equals wsquared what is X how did you work this out?
It is not possible to solve for a value of X since there are three unknowns, X, v and W and only one equation. All that can be done is to make x the subject of the equation - that is, to express X in terms of the other two variables. X2 - v = W2 X2 = W2 + v X = +/- sqrt(W2 + v)
How do you rearrange v divided by 7x equals w divided y to make x the subject?
To rearrange the equation v/(7x) = w/y to solve for x, you can start by multiplying both sides by 7x to eliminate the denominator on the left side. This gives you v = 7wx/y. Next, isolate x by dividing both sides by 7w/y, resulting in x = v/(7w/y), which simplifies to x = vy/(7w).
What has the author M X V Drap-Arnaud written?
M. X. V. Drap-Arnaud has written: 'Le prisonnier de Newgate' -- subject(s): Accessible book
Make x the subject of y7x-2?
x=y7+2
How do you make 10-5000 write roman number?
X-(v)
What do you get if you divide c by x and then divide result by v?
(c/x) /v = (c/x) * (1/v) = c/(x*v), so c divided by (the product of x and v).
What has the author Joseph V Reid written?
Joseph V. Reid has written: 'You can make a \\' -- subject(s): Construction, Violin
What is the highest number you can make with x x x v i i i i i in roman numerals?
It is: XXXX or XL which means 40 or (50-10)
What has the author A V Kuza written?
A. V. Kuza has written: 'Drevnerusskie gorodishcha X-XIII vv' -- subject(s): Extinct cities, Excavations (Archaeology)
How do you make x the subject when x-y equals w?
w=x-y w+y=x
What is the volume of a cube with an edge x inches long?
v= lwh v=x(x)(x) or v= x3.( cubed) exponential
If v equals you plus at how DO you make u a or t the subject?
You use inverse operations !!
