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An obvious first step would be to divide each side of the first equation by the corresponding side of the second equation.Homework Statement
P = aR2T4
and
E = p / bd2
(a and b are constants.)
Homework Equations
If these two equations are combined and rearranged an expression can be derived for a/b:
a / b = Ed2 / R2T4
Show how this has been done, step by step.
The Attempt at a Solution
I have no idea where to begin & I can't find good instruction anywhere on how to handle this.
Homework Statement
P = aR2T4
and
E = p / bd2
(a and b are constants.)
Homework Equations
If these two equations are combined and rearranged an expression can be derived for a/b:
a / b = Ed2 / R2T4
Show how this has been done, step by step.
The Attempt at a Solution
I have no idea where to begin & I can't find good instruction anywhere on how to handle this.
Are little p and big P the same variable? In the final equation they don't appear so I would assume you solve for P in one equation and plug it into the other equation for P.
An obvious first step would be to divide each side of the first equation by the corresponding side of the second equation.