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T=mv^2/L

Write an equation that shows the given formula solved for V

User Shyngys Kassymov
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Answer:

v = √(LT/m)

Explanation:

Given :

  • T = mv²/L

Multiply both sides with L :

  • T × L = mv²/L x L
  • LT = mv²

Divide both sides by m :

  • LT × 1/m = mv² × 1/m
  • LT/m = v²

Take the square root on each side :

  • √v² = √(LT/m)
  • v = √(LT/m)
User Jworthington
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Answer:


v = \sqrt{ (tl)/(m) }

Explanation:


t = \frac{mv {}^(2) }{l} \\ making \: v \: the \: subject \\ t * l = mv {}^(2) \\ dividing \: bothsides \: by \: m \\ (tl)/(m) = \frac{mv {}^(2) }{m} \\ v {}^(2) = (tl)/(m) \\ finally \\ v = \sqrt{ (tl)/(m) }

User Tom J Nowell
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