How Can I Solve for k in the Equation v = d√(k/m)?

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very very very simple question...for you

So if v = d[tex]\sqrt{k/m}[/tex]

how can i turn that into solving for "k"?





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Well, there is a k under a square root... so what about you start by squaring both sides of the equation?
 

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