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Rewrite equation- d= ut + 0.5at^2 : now you have to subtract *ut on both sides.
New equation: d - ut= 0.5at^2 : now you have to divide 0.5 on both sides.
Changed equation: 0.5(d - ut)= at^2 : now you have to divide t^2 on both sides.
Changed equation: 2d - 2ut = a : note- 0.5 is also equal to 2
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t^2
Rewrite equation- d= 0.5gt^2 : now you have to divide 0.5t^2
New equation- 2d= g : now, t = 10 and d = 490. We have to find value of *g
----- : now you have to replace the *t with 10 and
t^2 replace the *d with 490
Changed equation- 2(490)= g : after the equation is solved, the answer will
---------- equal up to- 9.8
10^2
Rewrite equation- A > (wh) + 0.5(bh) : now you have to subtract *wh on both sides
New equation- A - wh > 0.5(bh) : now you have to divide *0.5h on both sides
Changed equation- 2A - 2wh > b
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h
There are many formulas used in many different sports in today's world. An example of a sport that uses formulas is, "Basketball". In basketball, depending on how much points you make behind the two or three pointer line, you can get free throws.
Example Equation- 3w + 2x + y= z
3= three pointer shots | w= the amount of three pointer shots you make
2= two pointer shots | x= the amount of two pointer shots you make
y= the amount of free throws you made | z= the total points you made throughout
the basketball game.
Formula for equation: d^2= w^1 • d^2
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w^2
Solving for the equation: You have to divide both sides by *w^2