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what is the process for combining 2 equations?
dextercioby
Feb14-05, 09:40 PM
What do you mean...??
Daniel.
What do you mean...??
Daniel.
for example i have to combine These two equations for uniform circular motion and sole for T (the period of the motion)
Eq. 1 V = 2 pi(r) / T
Eq. 2 V^2 = (r / m)F
dextercioby
Feb14-05, 09:46 PM
The first one looks familiar,you may wanna explain what does the second represent...?
Daniel.
The first one looks familiar,you may wanna explain what does the second represent...?
Daniel.
the original equation is F = m(v^2 / r) but instead that one is solving for velocity squared when r and m are fixed but the question is asking me to combine the two equations and solve for the variable T (time for 1 revolution)
does any1 know how to combine them??
DaveC426913
Feb14-05, 09:58 PM
Didn't you pick this up in High School?
Since the left side of an equation equals the right side...
- You have Eq 1 that sez v=...
- And Eq 2 that has a V in it. So substitute one for the other. Now you have one big equation. Then just rearrange it until you have T alone on the left.
Didn't you pick this up in High School?
Since the left side of an equation equals the right side...
- You have Eq 1 that sez v=...
- And Eq 2 that has a V in it. So substitute one for the other. Now you have one big equation. Then just rearrange it until you have T alone on the left.
guess i must have been asleep for that lesson
how do u divide a fraction by a fraction? is all u do flip the denominator with the numerator or is there more?
dextercioby
Feb14-05, 10:47 PM
No.Compute this:(8:4):(12:6)=...?
It's totally equivalent to:
\frac{\frac{8}{4}}{\frac{12}{6}}
Daniel.
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