Question

how do i solve V=LWH solve for l

Answer 1

what are you solving for?

Answer 2

L

Answer 3

ok, divide both sides of the equation by WH

Answer 4

ok i understand that but what whould that answer to that be.

Answer 5

V / WH = LWH / WH

the right hand side simplifies

Answer 6

ok so would the final next equation be V/WH=LWH?

Answer 7

the hight hand side LWH / WH simplifies by cancelling factors common in the numerator and denominator

Answer 8

Oh so V/WH=L then are you done or is there more?

Answer 9

that's it V/WH = L

or L = V/WH

Answer 10

oh ok thanks. do you have time for one more

Answer 11

if your quick,

Answer 12

ok 2X+Y=2 solve for y

Answer 13

2X+Y=2

to get Y by itself , we have to get that 2X to the other side

to do this take away 2X from both sides of the equation

Answer 14

but 2x is only on one side not both

Answer 15

take away 2X from the left, and minus 2X on the right

Answer 16

Ok that makes sense but my math teacher said you cant subtract a 2x from a two or a 3x from a 5. because they both dont have a variable.

Answer 17

your right in the sense that the terms on the right do not simplify
but the terms on the left hand side do

2X + Y = 2
2X + Y -2X = 2 -2X

Answer 18

ah ok thanks I think I got it now.

Answer 19

what's the final solution for Y?

Answer 20

Ok fine I lied still don't get but it's cool I'll just ask my teacher tomorrow thanks anyways. But just a guess does Y=2-2X?

Answer 21

you got it , y=2-2X is the result you were looking for ,

Answer 22

Oh ok cool so one more does 3X+Y=3 solve for y equal, Y=3

Answer 23

almost . something is missing

Answer 24

Y=3-3x?

Answer 25

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Answer 26

Ok thanks

Answer 27

good work

Answer 28

Thanks. Good teaching skills.

Answer 29

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Answer 30

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Answer 31

thanks