How Do I Solve for L in an Inductance Equation?

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Hi everyone,

For my physics lab I have to solve for inductance, given the following equation and values for C, R, and f:

2*pi*f = [itex]\sqrt{\frac{1}{LC}-\frac{R^{2}}{4L^{2}}}[/itex]

I'm just not really sure how to solve for L. I started by squaring both sides but it just seems like I can't solve for inductance because there's two terms for L.

Thanks
 
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After squaring collect everything on the left hand side (leaving zero on the right). Put over a common denominator...
 

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