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what is the process for combining 2 equations?
The discussion revolves around the process of combining two equations related to uniform circular motion, specifically focusing on solving for the period of motion, T. The equations provided are V = 2 pi(r) / T and V^2 = (r / m)F.
Some participants have offered guidance on substituting the equations and rearranging them to solve for T. However, there is no explicit consensus on the method, and the discussion includes varying levels of understanding and familiarity with the concepts involved.
There is a mention of prior knowledge expected from high school mathematics, which may indicate differing levels of familiarity among participants. Additionally, the original poster expresses uncertainty about the process of combining the equations.
dextercioby said:What do you mean...??
Daniel.
dextercioby said:The first one looks familiar,you may want to explain what does the second represent...?
Daniel.
DaveC426913 said: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.