Question

4.The total leverage of a business is given by the formula T=
L+D
I
where T = total leverage, L = liabilities, D = debts, and I = income. A business can use the inequality T>
L+D
I
to increase their buying power. Rewrite this formula to solve for D. Show all steps in your work.

Answer 1

T = L + DI

is that the formula...?

Answer 2

Yes

Answer 3

T = L + DI

Rewrite this formula to solve for D.

You want to get D by itself.

Start by subtracting L from both sides of:
T = L + DI

Answer 4

My partner is doing that one so nvm.
I need help on this one tho

Answer 5

lever acts like a fulcrum to help lift heavy objects. The formula for the placement of the fulcrum is f1 · d1 = f2 · d2 where f1 = force applied at one end, d1 = distance of the first force from the fulcrum, f2 = force applied at the other end, and d2 = distance of the second force from the fulcrum. Rewrite this formula to solve for d1. Show all steps in your work.

Answer 6

\[\Large f_1 * d_1 = f_2 *d_2\]

Rewrite this formula to solve for d1.

There's only one step here to get d1 alone: divide both sides by f1

Answer 7

So the answer is D1= (f2*D2/F1) ?

Answer 8

Correct :D

Answer 9

Oh that was easy cx
Thank you (:

Answer 10

Can you help me with one more ?

Answer 11

sure

Answer 12

2.Ohm’s Law states that the voltage across a wire is given by the formula V = IR where V = voltage, I = amperage, and R = resistance. Solve V = IR for R and use your formula to determine the resistance needed to produce 110 volts at 10 amps. Show all steps in your work.

Answer 13

@sherimontoya @Euler271

Answer 14

V = IR

Solve R

How could you get R by itself? (what did we do with the last formula...)

Answer 15

multiply by v ... ?

Answer 16

That won't work... V is already on the other side of the equals sign. We need to get R on it's own, ie get rid of the I

V = I*R

Think what we did in the last one... it'll be almost the same thing here.

Answer 17

so we multiply I and r ?

Answer 18

No, they already are multiplied together (that's what IR means... I*R)

Answer 19

V = I*R is the same as V = IR

you need to get R on it's own, by getting rid of the I in front of it.

Answer 20

Remember the last one... f1∗d1=f2∗d2 you had to divide both sides by f1 to get d1 by itself. You'll need to do basically the same thing with V = I*R

Answer 21

@lexis98 understand...?

Answer 22

Kind of. But I do not understand what I am suppose to divide by

Answer 23

Well we have V = I*R...

so I is being multiplied by R - how do you undo multiplication? division.

so to get rid of the I, divide both sides by it.

Answer 24

so v/I=r/I ?

Answer 25

Close. When you divide I*R by I, the I's cancel off leaving R

The left side is correct.

Answer 26

So the answer is V=R ? Idk..