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I already typed a long drawn out post, so I am going to simplfy it.
I am having trouble using algebra to rearrange equation.
For Example,
v=d/t
And so, to solve for both t and d, I do the following
vt=d/t x t
vt=d
vt/v=d/v
t=d/v
I have difficulty with most if not all the other equations. For example, the formula for acceleration.
a=Vf-Vi/t
Solve for t
a=Vf-Vi/t
at=Vf-Vi/t x t
at + Vi=Vf -Vi + Vi
at+Vi=Vf
Vf-Vi/a=t
This is my attempt at it. I multiplied by t, then eliminated the negative, and finally divided by a.
Thank you ahead of time!
I am having trouble using algebra to rearrange equation.
For Example,
v=d/t
And so, to solve for both t and d, I do the following
vt=d/t x t
vt=d
vt/v=d/v
t=d/v
I have difficulty with most if not all the other equations. For example, the formula for acceleration.
a=Vf-Vi/t
Solve for t
a=Vf-Vi/t
at=Vf-Vi/t x t
at + Vi=Vf -Vi + Vi
at+Vi=Vf
Vf-Vi/a=t
This is my attempt at it. I multiplied by t, then eliminated the negative, and finally divided by a.
Thank you ahead of time!