How to Solve for C and F in a Formula?

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To solve for C in the formula Xc = 1 / (2PiFC), rearrange the equation to C = 1 / (Xc * 2PiF). Similarly, to solve for F, use the formula F = 1 / (Xc * 2PiC). The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the rearrangement of formulas for solving variables. Additionally, it advises against posting the same question in multiple forums unless there is no response. Clear guidance on solving for both C and F is provided.
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This is the first time I've used this forum and i really could use someones help on how to solve for C in my formula instead of Xc

My formula is

Xc = 1 / (2PiFC) "Pi is, pi yea know, 3.14", (not 2 other unknowns)

Instead of solving for Xc i need to be able to solve for C and i don't know how to go about doing that...

any sort of help would be appreciated :)

Also... i looked down the page alilbit and i also need a formula on how to solve for F

If someone could show me how that's done so i wouldn't have to ask anyone anymore i would be very happy.
 
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You mean, just solve for C or F?
Xc = 1 / (2PiFC)
Xc*(2PiFC) = 1
2PiFC = 1 / Xc
C = 1 / (Xc*2PiF)
F = 1 / (Xc*2PiC)
 
thank you very much :smile:
 
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