the velocity is given by the equation v=20 square root 273 + t
what is the tempeture when velocity is 318?

can you please explain this to me?

Question

the velocity is given by the equation v=20 square root 273 + t
what is the tempeture when velocity is 318?

can you please explain this to me?

anonymous · Answer

I think you are confusing the terms in you equation. Coz velocity has nothing to do with temperature. Maybe you mean time (t)? Please correct me if im wrong

anonymous · Answer

i have to find t when v is 318

anonymous · Answer

ok let me try

anonymous · Answer

$$T=(v ^{2}-20*273)/40$$replace the velocity value in this formula and you will get the answer.

anonymous · Answer

you only have to isolate T in your equation. Remember t(often represents time) and T(represents temperature)

anonymous · Answer

i dont know how to get rid of the square root

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

clear now?