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Given the equation I = Q/t, solve for t.
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Given the equation I = Q/t, solve for t.

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Answer:
t=(Q)/(I)

Step-by-step explanation:


I=(Q)/(t)

Multiply by t on both sides.


t*I=(Q)/(t)*t


tI=Q

Now divide by I to isolate t.


(tI)/(I)=(Q)/(I)


t=(Q)/(I)

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