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Nadusha1986 [10]

2 years ago

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12R If V= ---- (r+R) Make R the subject of the equation .

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k0ka [10]2 years ago

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V= $\frac{12R}{r+R}$
note, r and R are differnt
so multipl both sides by (r+R)
V(r+R)=12R
distribute
Vr+VR=12R
minus VR from both sides
Vr=12R-VR
undistribute R
Vr=R(12-V)
divide both sides by (12-V)
$\frac{Vr}{12-V}=R$ or
$R= \frac{Vr}{12-V}$

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