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How do I find Vf in this formula?

How do I find Vf in this formula?
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How do I find Vf in this formula?

How do I find Vf in this formula?-example-1
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Multiply each side by the value of t (cancels out on right) and add the value of V_0 (cancels out on right) to each side.
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