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Question 1 of 4
Write bb as the subject of the equation below
6(a+b)=bx
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Changing the subject means operating on an equation so that a chosen variable remains alone on the left side of the equation
Leave only b terms on the right side
6a+6b |
= |
bx |
6a+6b -6b |
= |
bx -6b |
Subtract 6b from both sides |
6a |
= |
bx-6b |
6b-6b cancels out |
Finally, divide both sides by x-6
6a |
= |
b(x-6) |
6a÷(x-6) |
= |
b(x-6)÷(x-6) |
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6ax-6 |
= |
b |
(x-6)÷(x-6) cancels out |
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b |
= |
6ax-6 |
Interchange the sides |
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Question 2 of 4
Solve for r given that v=400 and h=13
r=√vπh
Use π=3.14
Round your answer to two decimal places
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Changing the subject means operating on an equation so that a chosen variable remains alone on the left side of the equation
Substitute the given values to solve for r
r |
= |
√vπh |
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= |
√400(3.14)×13 |
Substitute known values |
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= |
√40040.82 |
Evaluate |
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= |
√9.8 |
r |
= |
3.13 |
Rounded to two decimal places |
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Question 3 of 4
Write B as the subject of the equation below
a=√AB
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Changing the subject means operating on an equation so that a chosen variable remains alone on the left side of the equation
Get the square of both sides
a |
= |
√AB |
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a2 |
= |
√AB2 |
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a2 |
= |
AB |
a2 |
= |
AB |
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a2×B |
= |
AB×B |
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a2B |
= |
A |
1B×B cancels out |
Finally, divide both sides by a2
a2B |
= |
A |
a2B÷a2 |
= |
A÷a2 |
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B |
= |
Aa2 |
a2÷a2 cancels out |
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Question 4 of 4
Write d as the subject of the equation below
U=a+(n-1)d
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Changing the subject means operating on an equation so that a chosen variable remains alone on the left side of the equation
Subtract a from both sides
U |
= |
a+(n-1)d |
U -a |
= |
a+(n-1)d -a |
U-a |
= |
(n-1)d |
a-a cancels out |
U-a |
= |
(n-1)d |
(U-a)÷(n-1) |
= |
(n-1)d÷(n-1) |
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U-an-1 |
= |
d |
(n-1)÷(n-1) cancels out |
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d |
= |
U-an-1 |
Interchange the sides |