Solve for the variable indicated. 2p=kx-t, for x
2 answers:
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Let's solve for f.
2p=kx−tforx
Step 1: Flip the equation.
−fortx+kx=2p
Step 2: Add -kx to both sides.
−fortx+kx+−kx=2p+−kx
−fortx=−kx+2p
Step 3: Divide both sides by -ortx.
−fortx
−ortx
=
−kx+2p
−ortx
f=
2kx−4p
2ortx
Answer:
f=
2kx−4p
2ortx
thank you
2p = kx - t
2p + t = kx
2p/k + t/k = x
<h3>x = t/k + 2p/k</h3>
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