Question

Which literal equations are equivalent to m = W/g?



Choose all answers that are correct.



A. g = W/m




B. g = m/W




C. W = mg




D. W = m/g

Answer 1

you have replied enough there and now come back. :P

Answer 2

\[m = \frac{W}{g} \]

Answer 3

:33 Was having a little break. ;)

Answer 4

Anyways, I don't get how to solve this problem?

Answer 5

Don't let this break become "Permanent".. :P \(\dagger\).

Answer 6

In your answer options, either you have \(g\) or you have \(W\) in left hand side? Right?

Answer 7

:P Getting spammed with notifications. ;-;

Answer 8

I thought it was right.. Since.. m is on the left side of the equal sign..

Answer 9

So, we do it first for \(g\).

Answer 10

k

Answer 11

you have :
\[m= \frac{W}{g}\]
If you will multiply by \(g\) on both the sides, then what will you get?

Answer 12

mg and wg right?

Answer 13

\(mg\) on left is right but think it again do you really get \(wg\) on right?

Answer 14

Erm.. No, because you have W dividing g?

Answer 15

What about the other \(g\) which you have in denominator? why you don't like that \(g\) ?

Answer 16

When you will multiply by \(g\) on both sides, you will have something like this:
\[m \color{green}{\times g} = \frac{W}{g} \color{green}{\times g}\]

Answer 17

Right?

Answer 18

right

Answer 19

Don't you think \(g\) and \(g\) will cancel out?

Answer 20

\[m g = \frac{W}{\cancel{g}} \times \cancel{g}\]

Answer 21

Was going to write a stupid reply. :P "H is going to be next for g x g"

Answer 22

Hooray..!! I was doing it for \(g\) but we have luckily found \(W\).
So, \(W = mg\) agree?

Answer 23

Yep

Answer 24

Sorry, look at your answer option again, you have written something wrong there.

Answer 25

Both C and D options are one and the same, check that again.

Answer 26

heh... C. W = mg ;3

Answer 27

I accidently typed it wrong..

Answer 28

So, one correct option we have found, okay?

Answer 29

k

Answer 30

This keyboard sucks..

Answer 31

Now you have :
\(mg = W\)
Now, tell me what will you get when you divide by \(m\) both the sides?

Answer 32

You'd get W/m and m/g

Answer 33

Then what are you waiting for, take them and enjoy.. :P \(\dagger\).. :P

Answer 34

Wait.

Answer 35

m/g ??

Answer 36

um..

Answer 37

How about breaking that keyboard? :P

Answer 38

I'm using my older brother's keyboard..

Answer 39

So it'd be A. g = W/m right?

Answer 40

Right.

Answer 41

because if you do m divide m = crossed out
so you'd only have g left.

Answer 42

And ?

Answer 43

A and??

Answer 44

And and and C

Answer 45

make sure C is W = mg. and not W = m/g. Okay?

Answer 46

Okay, I editted the question so it'd look like W = mg ;0

Answer 47

Next Question Shall Be On Another Post... Because.. I want to double check something.. With you.

Answer 48

Sure, you can triple check also, if you want. :P