Solve for \( r \) in the equation \( S = \frac{v}{r} \).

multiply both sides by r Sr=v divide both sides by s r=v/s

Answered by jer1449 | 2024-06-10

The expression S = v/r in terms of v and S is** r = v/S **after applying arithmetic operation the answer is r = v/S .
What is an expression?
It is defined as the combination of constants and **variables **with mathematical operators .
It is given that:
The **expression **is:
S = v/r
It is **required **to solve for r:
To solve for y make the **subject **as r:
S = v/r
On cross multiplication :
The **arithmetic **operation can be defined as the **operation **in which we do the addition of numbers , subtraction, multiplication , and division. It has a basic four **operators **that is +, -, ×, and ÷.
rS = v
Divide by S on both sides:
rS/S = v/S
r = v/S
Thus, the expression S = v/r in terms of v and S is** r = v/S **after applying arithmetic operation the answer is r = v/S .
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Answered by maheshpatelvVT | 2024-06-16

We can isolate r in the equation S = r v ​ by first multiplying both sides by r and then dividing by S . The solution results in r = S v ​ , which gives the radius in terms of velocity and the variable S . This manipulation is fundamental in algebra and applies to various physical contexts.
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Answered by maheshpatelvVT | 2024-10-01