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3 years ago

Consider the following literal equation.

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galina1969 [7]3 years ago

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We can solve this in many ways, let's try this one.

T∧2 = 4 pi∧2 * a∧3 / GM First we will multiply whole equation with variable( or parameter) M and get

M * T∧2 = 4 pi∧2 * a∧3 / G After that we will divide whole equation with variable ( or parameter ) T∧2 and get

M = 4 pi∧2 * a∧3 / G * T∧2

This is correct answer

Good luck!!!

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