Question

Using the following equation: F = ma Solve for m.

Answer 1

To solve for m, divide both sides by a, F/a=ma/a, so m = F/a.

Answer 2

force = mass x acceleration

Answer 3

hes right

Answer 4

Divide by 'a' on both sides

F/a = m

Answer 5

Solve for H: V=LWH

Answer 6

As long as a is not equal to 0.

Answer 7

v = l*w*h
v / (l*w) = (l*w*h) / (l*w)
v /(l*w) = h
h = v / (l*w)

When you divide the circumference of a circle by its diameter you always get the same number. This number is called pi and it is 22 / 7 or 3.14.

A = pi*r^2 is the formula that is used to find the area of a circle given its dimeter/radius.

Answer 8

During an experiment that Paul and Dawn performed, the stretch of a spring was directly proportional to the force applied to the spring. When they put the data on a graph they would expect to have what type of curve?

Answer 9

Make a new thread @lima345

Answer 10

Well, Force= (spring constant) X (displacement)

The k value is a constant, so F=x

So if I'm not mistaken, the graph should be a diagonal straight line because the force always equals the displacement of the spring. Make sense?

Answer 11

Find the slope of the line containing the two points (1,-1) and (-5,-3).

Answer 12

-7/2

Answer 13

If X = 5 and Y =3, what does Z equal?
2X + 2Z = 10Y

Answer 14

your not going to learn anything if i just give you the answers & post it in a new thread

Answer 15

JUST HELP ME WITH THAT ONE