How to solve for s with literal equations

Mathematics

1 answer:

olya-2409 [2.1K]3 years ago

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B = (1/6).π.x².s

1st Multiply both sides with 6 → 6B = (6).(1/6).π.x².s. Simplify by 6
6B = π.x².s. Now divide both sides by .π.x².
6B/(.π.x²) = .(π.x².s)/(.π.x²) After simplification you get:

6B/(.π.x²) = s → s = 6B/(.π.x²)

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