SOLUTION: i have a rational equation that is: 1/F = (n-1)(1/Rsub1 + 1/Rsub2). it asks to express F as a rational expression. the answer is given as: F = Rsub1 * Rsub2 / (n-1)(Rsub1 + Rsub2).

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Question 1016551: i have a rational equation that is: 1/F = (n-1)(1/Rsub1 + 1/Rsub2). it asks to express F as a rational expression. the answer is given as: F = Rsub1 * Rsub2 / (n-1)(Rsub1 + Rsub2). What steps did they take to get to this solution?
Answer by richard1234(7193)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Since this is equivalent to



Invert both sides to get the desired answer:


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