Re-arranging a formula to find Vm

Thread starter Sparkyian
Start date Oct 27, 2008
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Oct 27, 2008

Sparkyian

Can anyone explain to me how to re-arrange the following formula to find V(m).

V(L)=V(m)-(V(m)/2fCR).

Please explain step by step as I am really stuck.

Thank you.

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