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just olya [345]
3 years ago
8

How would I solve this equation for mass (m)?

Mathematics
1 answer:
zaharov [31]3 years ago
7 0
Simple...

you have: F= \frac{G m^{2} }{ d^{2} }

You want to find m-->>>

1.)Isolate m

d^{2} *F= \frac{G m^{2} }{ d^{2} } * d^{2}

Leaving you with...

F*d^{2}=G m^{2}

Keep isolating m-->>>

F* d^{2} =G m^{2}

\frac{F* d^{2} }{G} = \frac{G m^{2} }{G}

Square root to solve what just m is-->>>

\sqrt{ \frac{F* d^{2} }{G} } = \sqrt{ m^{2} }

=\sqrt{ \frac{F* d^{2} }{G}  } =m

That is how you solve for m...

Thus, your answer.
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