D-c/pie solve for pie

1 answer:

6 0

With a little algebraic manipulation we can solve for pi...

d-c / pi

we want to get pi by itself so first we multiply both sides by pi to get it out of the denominator...

pi × (d-c) = pi / pi
pi × (d-c) = 1

Now get pi by itself by dividing both sides by d-c...

pi × (d-c) / d-c = 1 / d-c

simplify

pi × 1 = 1 / d-c
pi = 1 / d-c

Done!

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