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H=vt-5t^2, solve for v

User Tryph
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Answer:

The expression for v is as follows:


v=(h+5t^2)/(t)\ or\ v=(h)/(t)+5t

Explanation:

We are given a expression that relates three variables v,t and h as follows:


h=vt-5t^2

We are asked to solve for v i.e. we are asked to represent v in terms of other two variables.

We first add
5t^2 on both the sides of the equation to get:


h+5t^2=vt-5t^2+5t^2\\\\i.e.\\\\vt=h+5t^2

Now, on dividing both side of the equation by t we get:


v=(h+5t^2)/(t)\\\\i.e.\\\\v=(h)/(t)+(5t^2)/(t)\\\\i.e.\\\\v=(h)/(t)+5t

User SpeedBirdNine
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The equation given in the question is

H = vt - 5t^2
H - vt = - 5t^2
vt = H + 5t^2
v = (H + 5t^2)/t

I hope that this is the answer that you were looking for and the answer has actually come to your desired help. I also hope that the procedure is clear enough for you to understand.
User Chesterfield
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