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NursingChick NursingChick
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11 years ago
I know this is very basic but I am having a lot of problems. Heres a problem:
d=m/v; solve for m; solve for v

Can someone explain it to me? Thanks.
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leonyabsleonyabs
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11 years ago
first isolate m or v by multiplying m/v by v/m and solve but u need the numbers....
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11 years ago
Easy. You have to move the variables around. Like this:

1. Base equation --- d = m / v
2. Solved for 'm' --- m=d*v (multiply by denominator in given equation)
3. Solved for 'v' --- v = m / d (with the above equation, you can divide both sides by d)

Basically simple algebra.
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