Question

In mathematics given that x=L2-L1/L1(O2-O1).

Answer 1

Answer:

1. L1 = $\frac{L2}{X(O2 -O1)}$

2. O2 = $\frac{L2 - L1(1 + XO1)}{XL1}$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: x = $\frac{L2 - L1}{L1(O2 -O1)}$

1. To make L1 the subject of formula;

x = $\frac{L2 - L1}{L1(O2 -O1)}$

cross multiply to have;

L2 - L1 = xL1(O2 - O1)

collect like terms,

L2 = xL1(O2 - O1) + L1

factorize the right hand side;

L2 = L1[x(O2 - O1)]

L1 = $\frac{L2}{X(O2 -O1)}$

2. To make O2 the subject of formula;

x = $\frac{L2 - L1}{L1(O2 -O1)}$

cross multiply to have;

L2 - L1 = xL1(O2 - O1)

open the bracket to have;

L2 - L1 = xL1O2 - xL1O1

⇒ xL1O2 = L2 - L1 + xL1O1

O2 = $\frac{L2-L1 + XL1O1}{XL1}$

     = $\frac{L2 - L1(1 + XO1)}{XL1}$