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Campbell Hutcheson · Answer 1 · 2024-01-23T04:10:06+0000

Obtaining the value of m can be given as m = k
l^2 /4
$\pi ^2$

What is subject of formula?

In a mathematical equation or formula, the variable or expression that is isolated or solved for is referred to as the "subject of a formula". To put it another way, you want to find or express the value of the variable or expression on one side of the equation in terms of the other variables.

Making a particular variable the subject of a formula is a common algebraic manipulation used in various mathematical and scientific contexts to express relationships between variables.

We have that;

l = 2π√m/k

(l/2π
)^2 = m/k

l^2 /4
$\pi ^2$ = m/k

k
l^2 /4
$\pi ^2$ = m

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