bummer, I am often given the value of "k" but do not know at what time it happens. The only was so far is to plug and play or plot it and get a close estimate for "t". I am by far means no mathematician, but I would think there has to be a way to solve for "t" for a known value of "k". Maybe not though.HallsofIvy said:
Rearranging variables allows us to manipulate equations and solve for specific variables, making it easier to analyze and understand the relationship between different quantities.
Rearranging variables is often necessary when solving equations or working with complex mathematical formulas. It is especially useful when we need to isolate a specific variable or simplify an equation.
Some common techniques for rearranging variables include using inverse operations, factoring, and substitution. It is important to carefully follow the rules of algebra to ensure accurate results.
Yes, rearranging variables can change the meaning of an equation. When manipulating equations, it is important to maintain the equality between both sides of the equation and not change the overall meaning of the equation.
You can check if you rearranged variables correctly by substituting your values back into the original equation and verifying that both sides are equal. You can also use a calculator or online equation solver to double-check your work.