Question

PLEASE HELP!!!!!!

An equation is shown below:

km^2 - c = n

Solve the equation for m.

Answer 1

@kagıtucak

Answer 2

\[km^2-c=n\]
right?

Answer 3

yes. sorry, i'll fix that

Answer 4

Add C. then you have km2=n+c. Divide by K. then have m2=n+c/k, THEN Take the Sqrt. then get\[m=\sqrt{n+c/k}\]

Answer 5

first just take c on the other side
\[km^2=n+c\]
ok?

Answer 6

ok.

Answer 7

wait, so is this the answer @MarrBear ?

Answer 8

YES IT IS! xD

Answer 9

now divide both sides by k
\[\frac{ km^2 }{ k }=\frac{ n+c }{ k }\]

Answer 10

thanks :)

Answer 11

Anytime c:

Answer 12

u'll have
\[m^2=(n+c)/k \rightarrow m=\sqrt{(n+c)/k}\]

Answer 13

ok :) thanks you so much 2 @sidsiddhartha :) wish i could give u a medal 2 :) sorry :'(

Answer 14

no problem medals not everything ^_^

Answer 15

:)