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REARRANGE THE FORMULA TO MAKE G THE SUBJECT!!?

The length of time, T seconds, that the pendulum in the clock takes to swing is given by the formula

T = 6/ √(1 + g²)

Rearrange the formula to make g the subject.

Answer is: √((6/T)² - 1) (OR) √(36/T² - 1)

but I need a step by step answer on how i solved the Q.

Thanks!

Update:

Thank you guys!

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  • 1 decade ago
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    T = 6/ √(1 + g²)

    Square both sides

    t^2 = 36 / (1+g^2)

    1 +g^2 = 36/T^2

    g^2 = ( 36/T^2 -1)

    g = ( 36/T^2 -1)^1/2 or √(36/T² - 1)

  • 1 decade ago

    T = 6/√(1 + g²)

    ==> T^2 = 36/(1 + g²)

    ==> (1 + g²)= 36/T^2

    ==> g^2 = 36/T^2 - 1

    ==> g = +/- √((36/T^2 -1)

  • 1 decade ago

    T = 6 / sqrt ( 1 + g^2)

    T^2 = 36 / (1 + g^2) //Divide by T^2 and multiply by (1 + g^2)

    1 + g^2 = 36 / T^2

    g^2 = 36/T^2 - 1

    g = sqrt ( 36T^2 - 1)

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    1 decade ago

    T = 6/sqrt(1 + g^2)

    sqrt(1 + g^2) = 6/T

    (sqrt(1 + g^2))^2 = (6/T)^2

    1 + g^2 = 36/T^2

    g^2 = 36/T^2 - 1

    g1 = + sqrt(36/T^2 - 1)

    g2 = - sqrt(36/T^2 - 1)

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