Question

Can someone please explain this?
p = mgh

Answer 1

@ganeshie8 @jim_thompson5910 @mathmale @mathmate @satellite73 @TheSmartOne

Answer 2

Hi

Answer 3

P = mgh

Divide both sides bg mg, what do you get?

Answer 4

\(\sf\Large\frac{P}{mg} = \frac{mgh}{mg}\)

Can you simplify that more? :)

Answer 5

we have mg in the numerator and denominator, can we do simplify that?

Answer 6

remember :

\(\sf\Large\frac{abcde}{abcde} = 1\)

\(\sf\Large \frac{1234}{1234} = 1\)

\(\sf\Large \frac{mgh}{mg} = ?\)

Answer 7

so h/?

Answer 8

Correct! :D

Answer 9

:D

Answer 10

Would the answer be\
h = p over mg?

Answer 11

\(\sf\Large\frac{P}{mg} = \frac{mgh}{mg}\)

This can then be simplified down to:

\(\sf\Large h =\frac{P}{mg}\)

Answer 12

Correct! :)

Answer 13

awesome, thanks.

Answer 14

:D

Answer 15

Good job! :)