SOLUTION: Need to end up with a formula set to a. I have tried to many things, but it's never right.
-1/2a(t^2) = a*t*z - 1/2g(z)
I've always struggled with being able to solve these
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-1/2a(t^2) = a*t*z - 1/2g(z)
I've always struggled with being able to solve these
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Question 265336: Need to end up with a formula set to a. I have tried to many things, but it's never right.
-1/2a(t^2) = a*t*z - 1/2g(z)
I've always struggled with being able to solve these when the piece needed is embedded in both sides :( Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! (-1/2)a(t^2) = a*t*z - (1/2)g(z)
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(-1/2)a(t^2) - a*t*z = - (1/2)g(z)
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a[(-1/2)t^2 -tz] = -(1/2)g(z)
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a = [(1/2)g(z)]/[(1/2)t^2 + tz]
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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