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In formula I=Prt, what is the value of t? A.IP/r B.I/Pr C.Pr/I D.r/IP

User RDV
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Answer:
B. l/Pr

Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that:
l = Prt
We want to get the value of the "t". This means that we want to isolate the t on one side of the equation.
To do so, we will need to get rid of the Pr. So, simply we will divide both sides of the equation by Pr as follows:
l = Prt
l/Pr = Prt / Pr
t = l/Pr

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User Kravietz
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The given formula is
I = Prt

Divide each side of the equation by Pr.

(I)/(Pr) = (Prt)/(Pr) \\ (I)/(Pr) =t
Therefore

t= (I)/(Pr)

Answer: B.
(I)/(Pr)

User SethML
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