Solve the literal equation for E. LaTeX: G=\frac{2b^2E}{F}

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Solve the literal equation for E.

LaTeX: G=\frac{2b^2E}{F}

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Answer:

E=(FG)/(2b^2)

Explanation:

Multiply by the inverse of the coefficient of E.

$G=(2b^2E)/(F)\\\\\boxed{E=(FG)/(2b^2)}$

Ayanna answered Nov 30, 2021

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