37.1k views
2 votes
The equation T = A3/2 is great if you know A and want to find T.

Now, identify the correct inverse equation, which can be used to find A when you are given T.

A. A = T2/3

B. A = T3/2

C. T = A2/3

D. T = A3/2

User Spiro
by
6.8k points

2 Answers

0 votes

The correct answer is letter A.

User Mike Fal
by
6.9k points
4 votes

Answer:

Option A is correct


A = T^{(2)/(3)}

Explanation:

Given the equation:


T = A^{(3)/(2)} .....;.[1]

We have to find the correct inverse equation, which can be used to find A when you are given T.

Squaring both sides in [1] we have;


T^2 = A^3

Taking cube root both sides we have;


\sqrt[3]{T^2} =A

or


A = \sqrt[3]{T^2} = T^{(2)/(3)}

Therefore, the value of A is,
T^{(2)/(3)}.

User Dols
by
6.8k points