How Do You Solve the Equation c = ax² + bx² for V?

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The equation presented, 80.36 = 2.05V² + V²/0.0025, can be simplified to solve for V. By combining like terms, the equation becomes 80.36 = (2.05 + 400)V², leading to V² = 80.36 / 402.05. The final solution for V is obtained by taking the square root of the result, yielding V = √(80.36 / 402.05).

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Hi all,

Im kinda stuck on how to solve for V at this point...could use some help.

thanks

80.36= 2.05V2 + V2/.0025
 
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