Transposing formulae involving division and indices
Hi all,
I am currently doing a HNC but am trying to refresh my memory on algebra and rearranging formulae, particularly involving indices
I am trying to simplify the following and would appreciate some help.
LT^(-2) / L^(2)T^(-3)
P.s what's the best way to write equations for ease of reading on a forum like this?
I am currently doing a HNC but am trying to refresh my memory on algebra and rearranging formulae, particularly involving indices
I am trying to simplify the following and would appreciate some help.
LT^(-2) / L^(2)T^(-3)
P.s what's the best way to write equations for ease of reading on a forum like this?
Original post by ashleyw96
I've worked it out to be L^(-1)T. Is this correct?
looks good to me - assuming that T^(-3) is on the denominator of the original fraction
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