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Square root over all in brackets (x+2)/(x-2)=1/2
NEED HELP WITH MY REARRANGING, THANKS
NEED HELP WITH MY REARRANGING, THANKS
Rearranging an equation to make x the subject involves isolating x on one side of the equation. Start by using inverse operations to move all other terms to the other side of the equation. Then, simplify and solve for x to get your final answer.
Yes, you can still rearrange an equation to make x the subject even if it contains multiple variables. Follow the same steps as you would for a single-variable equation, but be sure to keep track of which terms contain x and which do not.
Rearranging an equation to make x the subject allows you to solve for the value of x, which can be useful in solving problems involving unknown quantities. It also helps to simplify complex equations and make them easier to understand.
Some helpful tips for rearranging equations include starting with the terms containing x, using the distributive property when necessary, and combining like terms. It may also be helpful to work backwards from the desired outcome and visualize the steps needed to get there.
Yes, you can still rearrange an equation to make x the subject if it contains fractions. To do so, eliminate fractions by multiplying both sides of the equation by the lowest common denominator. Then, proceed with the same steps as you would for any other equation.