SOLUTION: Hi, I need to solve for "F" in the following equation:
P = L + (SQ)/F
the first step I did to isolate F was to move the L,
P-L = (SQ)/F
then do I multiply both sides by 1
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P = L + (SQ)/F
the first step I did to isolate F was to move the L,
P-L = (SQ)/F
then do I multiply both sides by 1
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Question 546335: Hi, I need to solve for "F" in the following equation:
P = L + (SQ)/F
the first step I did to isolate F was to move the L,
P-L = (SQ)/F
then do I multiply both sides by 1/SQ to clear the fractions?
Thank you for your help.
Lynn Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! solve for "F" in the following equation:
P = L + (SQ)/F
the first step I did to isolate F was to move the L,
P-L = (SQ)/F
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Invert both sides to get:
F/(SQ) = 1/(P-L)
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Multiply by SQ to get:
F = (SQ)/(P-L)
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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