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The equation d=m/v. is m-d=v an equivalent equation?
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The equation d=m/v. is m-d=v an equivalent equation?

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Answer:

They are not equivalent equations

Explanation:

d=m/v

Multiply each side by v

d * v = m/v *v

dv = m

Divide each side by d

dv/d = m/d

v = m/d

This is not the same as v = m-d

They are not equivalent equations

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