Solve the equation or formula for the indicated variable. S = 5 r 2 t, for t

1 answer:

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<u>Answer</u>
t = (sr⁻₂)/5 or

t = (1/5)sr⁻² or

t = s/(5r²)

<u>Explanation</u>
S=5r²t

Dividing both sides by 5r²;
t = s/(5r²)
= (1/5)sr⁻²
= (sr⁻₂)/5

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