Question

20) What equation do you get when you solve Vlwh for w?And I made this longer because I would like a tutor

Answer 1

In the equation

`v=\text{iwh}`

we divide both sides by ih to get

`(1)/(ih)* v=(iwh)/(ih)`

On RHS the ih in the numerator gets cancelled by ih in the denominator, leaving only h on the right-hand side; therefore, the equal we get is

`\textcolor{#FF7968}{w=(v)/(ih)}`

which is our answer!