Question

While building pyramids, ancient Egyptians used levers to help lift stones weighing several tons. The amount of work, W, can be calculated with the equation W = Fd, where F is the force to the stones and d is the distance the stones were moved. Which equation can be used to solve for distance?

Answer 1

solve for the letter d :)

*divide the f over to the other side to isolate d
\[{W\over f }= d\]or\[d={W\over f }\]

Answer 2

i hope this helps! @krazyman :)

Answer 3

so d divided by f

Answer 4

no its like this \[{df\over f}={W\over f}\]

Answer 5

so the f cancels out and leaves the d :)

Answer 6

do you get it? :)

Answer 7

a d= W F b d = W – F c d = F – W d d = W ÷ F the answers which one

Answer 8

\[d={W\over f}\] :)

Answer 9

is that the first second third or fourth

Answer 10

\[{W \over f}=W \div f\]

Answer 11

the answer is D...