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Piotr Kukielka · Answer 1 · 2023-10-23T02:51:34+0000

QUESTION

Solve for m in the the formula:

$(r)/(m)\text{ =c}$

Solution

To solve for m

we will first multiply both-side of the equation by m

That is:

$(r)/(m)*\text{ m = c}* m$

On the left-hand side of the equation m at the numerator will cancel-out m at the denominator, leaving us with just r

$r\text{ = c}* m$

Next, is to divide both-side of the equation by C

$(r)/(c)\text{ = }(c* m)/(c)$

At the right-hand side of the equation, c at the numerator will cancel-out c at the denominator, leaving us with just m

$(r)/(c)\text{ = m}$

This implies that:

$m\text{ =}(r)/(c)$

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