Can't rearrange this equation?
How do I get this:
(492.7x10^3-Tx542.6) = (-24.8x10^3-Tx15.2)
into this:
517.5x10^3 = 527.4 T
(492.7x10^3-Tx542.6) = (-24.8x10^3-Tx15.2)
into this:
517.5x10^3 = 527.4 T
Original post by User101010
How do I get this:
(492.7x10^3-Tx542.6) = (-24.8x10^3-Tx15.2)
into this:
517.5x10^3 = 527.4 T
(492.7x10^3-Tx542.6) = (-24.8x10^3-Tx15.2)
into this:
517.5x10^3 = 527.4 T
Start by writing this out in a manageable form.....I'll just put the first few figures for the numbers
492 - 542T = -24.8 - 15T
now just get all the T's on one side and the numbers on the other!
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