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r=2/(5l)^-1/2 for L.
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I don't see L to solve for. Does l=L?
\[r=2/(\sqrt{5L})\]
is this right?
\[r=2/(5L)^{-1/2}\]
which one is right?
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\[ r= 2/(5L)^{-1/2}\]
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make that exponent positive by putting whatever the base of that exponent is in the numerator therefore making the exponent positive
like r=2(5L)^{1/2}
now divide by 2 giving u r/2=(5L)^(1/2)
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to get rid of the square root square both sides giving you (r/2)^2=5L
Divide both sides by 5 giving you (1/5)*(r/2)^2=L
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