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1. Solve S = 4v2 for v
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first divide both sides by 4 \[\implies \frac S4 = v^2\] now..take the square root of both sides to isolate v
How do I get rid of the square root?
you take the square root..not get rid of it
Well yeah. How do I do that?
\[\sqrt{\frac S4} = \sqrt{v^2}\] like that
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then \[\sqrt{v^2} \implies v\] so \[v = \sqrt{\frac S4}\]
so \[ v=s/4\]
no. \[\sqrt{\frac S4}\]
ok.
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I divide 3 right?
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