SOLUTION: Transforming Formulas
W = p(V - L)
Solve for V
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Question 23691: Transforming Formulas
W = p(V - L)
Solve for V
Answer by rapaljer(4671) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
W=p(V-L), solve for V
Remove parentheses:
W= pV-pL
Get the V terms all on one side, and all non-V terms on the other side by adding +pL to each side:
W+pL = pV-pL +pL
W+pL = pV
To solve for V, we need to undo the multiplication by p, so divide both sides by p.
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