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A formula is expressed as D = a ( 2 + kt ) express k in terms of D, a and t

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D=a(2+kt)
D=2a+akt
D-2a/at=akt/at
Answer. D-2a/at= k. at cancel
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Answer:


\text{The formula is }k=(D)/(at)-(2)/(t)

Explanation:

Given the formula D=a(2+kt)

we have to express k in terms of D,a and t


D=a(2+kt)

Divide by a on both both sides


(D)/(a)=2+kt

Subtracting 2 from both sides


(D)/(a)-2=kt

Divide by t throughout the equation


(1)/(t)((D)/(a)-2)=k


k=(D)/(at)-(2)/(t)


\text{The formula is }k=(D)/(at)-(2)/(t)

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