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S= 1/2gt-4 solve for g

User Gargo
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Explanation:

Let's rearrange this for 'g'.


\sf{S=\cfrac{1}{2}gt-4}


\sf{S+4=\cfrac{1}{2}gt}


\sf{\cfrac{S+4}{t}=\cfrac{1}{2}g}


\sf{2\cdot\bigg(\cfrac{S+4}{t}\bigg)=g}


\sf{\cfrac{2(S+4)}{t}=g}


\sf{\cfrac{2S+8}{t}=g}

Answer:


\sf{\cfrac{2S-8}{t}=g}

User DankMasterDan
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Answer:


\sf g = (2S+8)/(t)

Explanation:

Given:


\sf S = (1)/(2)gt - 4

To solve for g:

Add 4 from both sides of the equation.


\sf S + 4 =(1)/(2)gt - 4 + 4


\sf S + 4 =(1)/(2)gt

Multiply both sides of the equation by 2.


\sf 2(S +4) = 2 * (1)/(2)gt


\sf 2S + 8 = gt

Divide both sides of the equation by t.


\sf (2S+8)/(t)=(gt)/(t)

So,


\sf g = (2S+8)/(t)

Therefore, the equation to solve for g is
\sf g = (2S+8)/(t)

User Zaraki
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