Question

I really need help on this i want to do option2 but dont understand how to.
5.There are two options: •Option 1: Find a formula that is used in sports or leisure activities. Be sure that formula has at least two variables. Rewrite your formula to solve for the other variable. Show all steps in your work.
•Option 2: Create a fictional formula of your own using at least four symbols (no numbers or letters). Try using the symbols above the number keys on your keyboard. Once you have created your formula, rewrite your formula to solve for one of the other symbols. Show all steps in your work.

Answer 1

option 1 is way easier i did this assignment yesterday and this didnt take long

Answer 2

do 2 its easy

Answer 3

\[F=M×A\] this is the formula they use to find the amount of force on an object

Answer 4

i just really dont know how to either

Answer 5

r u in flvs?

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

ohhh ok

Answer 8

what i did was use that formula then solved for M and A

Answer 9

m=mass A=acceleration

Answer 10

wait what??

Answer 11

if you do option 1 you have to use a formula they use in sports (i gave you the formula for force) and solve for each variable so divide m into f to solve for a then divide a into f to solve for m

Answer 12

whats the formuala for force?

Answer 13

\[Force=Mass×Acceleration\]

Answer 14

so it would be f=mXa??

Answer 15

press alt 0215 use the key pad not the numbers above the keyboard

Answer 16

mXa is more confusing than
m×a

Answer 17

oh ok

Answer 18

idk how lol

Answer 19

dont know how to what

Answer 20

it gives me smiley not numbers

Answer 21

alt 0215

Answer 22

hold alt until you finish the combination

Answer 23

so... m/f=a and.. a/f=m??

Answer 24

yes

Answer 25

ahh im confused... thats all i do?

Answer 26

yes you have to solve for each variable which means solve for force (force is already solved for) solve for mass and acceleration its basically writing down formulas

Answer 27

force is what????

Answer 28

\[acceleration=\frac{ force }{ mass }\]
\[mass=\frac{ force }{ acceleration }\]
\[force=acceleration×mass\]

Answer 29

and that's the answer?? you like so confusing me

Answer 30

yes lol read what option 1 asks it says use a formula and solve for each variable

Answer 31

to solve you do the reciprocal of each operation

Answer 32

oh lol C:

Answer 33

thank you

Answer 34

you're welcome