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F=uv/u+v

Make v the subject of the equation showing your working f=uv/u+v

Make v the subject of the equation showing your working

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Assume that the expression is f = uv/(u + v)


Multiply both sides by u + v to get:

f(u + v) = uv


Distribute...


fu + fv = uv


Then, subtract both sides by fu...


fu - fu + fv = uv - fu
fv = uv - fu


Subtract both sides by uv..


fv - uv = uv - uv - fu
fv - uv = -fu


Factor the left side expression:


v(f - u) = -fu


Divide both sides by f - u to get:


v = -fu/(f - u)
v = fu/-(f - u)
v = fu/(u - f)


I hope this helps!
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