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If T= 2pi sqrt((h^2+k^2)/gh), how can i rearrange it to get y=mx+c

y = mx + c refers to the proportionality (maybe you have recognized that?). So everything what you have to do is to rearrange your equation T= 2pi sqrt((h^2+k^2)/gh) to get the proportionality of simple harmonic motion.

Thanks for the help but whats the x component? We square both sides first then?

Thanks for the help but whats the x component? We square both sides first then?

When it is asked for proportionality, the graph is linear. in y = mx + c, x is the variable which increase the left side of the equation, so y. m stands for the slope and c is the y-intercept. All what you need is to rearrange the equation that this linear property of proportionality comes out. To square on both sides is the beginning.

So i get T^2=4pi^2((h^2+k^2)/gh)
Then what do i do