Question

P^2=mx/t-t^2x make x the subject

Answer 1

Answer:

$x=\frac{P^2t}{(m-t^3)}$

Step-by-step explanation:

$P^2=\frac{mx}{t} -t^2x\\\\P^2+t^2x=\frac{mx}{t}\\\\t(P^2+t^2x)=mx\\\\P^2t+t^3x=mx\\\\P^2t=mx -t^3x\\\\P^2t=x(m-t^3)\\\\\frac{P^2t}{(m-t^3)} =\frac{x(m-t^3)}{(m-t^3)} \\\\\frac{P^2t}{(m-t^3)}=x$