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Make t the subject : s= [(u+v)t] / 2

User Gyan Gupta
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Multiply both sides by 2/(u + v) to get..

t = 2s/(u + v)

If you are solving for u, then...

s = t(u + v)/2

Multiply both sides by 2/t to get..

2s/t = u + v

Hence, by subtracting both sides by v, we obtain:

u = (2s/t) - v

I hope this helps!
User Bert Jan Schrijver
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s=((u+v)t)/(2) \ \ |*2\\\\ 2s=(u+v)t \ \ |:u+v\\\\ t=(2s)/(u+v)
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