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Solve for k j= k^2/4

Solve for k j= k^2/4
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Solve for k

j= k^2/4

User Mzonerz
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Answer:

k = +- 2sqrt(J)

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This is the correct answer, I just took the test and this is right!

User Harkl
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j=k^2/4
4j=k^2
k=sqrt(4j) or (4j)^1/2
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