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3 years ago

Make u the subject of formula in M=m(v-u).u

Mathematics

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Naily [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

u = v - 1

Step-by-step explanation:

I'm guessing the formula you've given me is m = m(v - u), and I'm going to solve it that way. If it's actually different, let me know so I can redo the answer! :)

So, we have the equation m = m(v - u) and we're trying to make u the subject, or isolate it on one side of the equation. Right now, it's being subtracted from v and then multiplied by m. Let's start by dividing both sides of the equation by m so we can stop multiplying (v - u) by m.

m = m(v - u)

m/m = m(v-u)/m

1 = v - u

Now, our equation is pretty simple, but our u is still being subtracted from v, so we should add a u to both sides.

1 = v - u

1 + u = v - u + u

1 + u = v

Now, we're adding 1 to u, so let's go ahead and subtract 1 from both sides.

1 + u = v

1 - 1 + u = v - 1

u = v - 1

And we now we have u as the subject of our formula.

Hopefully that was helpful! :)

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