Question

Isolate I for the literal equation V = IR

Answer 1

In order to isolate any term from an equation we need to clear out any different variable or numbers different from the one we want

`V=IR`

in this case I is being multiplied by R, so we need to do the opposite which is divide in order to eliminate

`V=(IR)/(R)`

But since this is an equality we must do it on both sides so de equation does not get altered

`(V)/(R)=(IR)/(R)`

Then we simplify the equation

`I=(V)/(R)`