Question

I = prt,for r

Answer 1

@SmokeyBrown can you help? I gotta go punch a hole in the ozone layer

Answer 2

are you doing a project or something

Answer 3

I think she's testing her new laser.
So we want to get r by itself, right? That means we will try to remove all the other parts interacting with 'r'.
p and t are multiplied to r, so we would remove them by dividing both sides by p and by t. Remember that anything you do to one side of an equation must be done to the other side too.

Answer 4

Right now, the equation should look like\[I/(pt)=prt/(pt)\]

Answer 5

Can you simplify this further?