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Solve for u. m/u^2+r=−k−y

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Answer: +/- sqrt(m/-k-y-r)

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Solve for u. m/u^2+r=−k−y-example-1
User Yebach
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Answer:

u = ±√(-m/(k+r+y))

Explanation:

Subtract r, rearrange, then take the square root.


(m)/(u^2)+r=-k-y \qquad\text{given}\\\\ (m)/(u^2)=-k-y-r\\\\-(m)/(k+r+y)=u^2\\\\ \boxed{u=\pm\sqrt{-(m)/(k+r+y)}}

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