SOLUTION: d=LR^2/R^2+R^1 solve for R^1

Question 976336: d=LR^2/R^2+R^1
solve for R^1
Answer by josgarithmetic(39620) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Guessing you mean, .

The other zero-product choice of R=0 must be rejected because the original equation is undefined for R=0.

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The equation as posted was wrong.

SUBSCRIPTS Instead of exponents:

Multiplicative Inverse Property:

Distributive Property:

Additive Inverse of ,

Multiplicative Property of Equality using multiplicative inverse of d,

Simplification or other convenient adjustment,

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