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In Heather's physics class, she had to solve the equation 7=12at2+ut for u.

Which equation correctly solves for u?

In Heather's physics class, she had to solve the equation 7=12at2+ut for u. Which-example-1

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User Gregory Demin
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Answer:

B (7 -1/2 at^2)/t = u

Explanation:

7 = 1/2 at^2 + ut

subtract 1/2 at^2 from each side

7 -1/2 at^2 = 1/2 at^2 + ut - 1/2 at^2

7 -1/2 at^2 = ut

divide by t

(7 -1/2 at^2)/t = ut/t

(7 -1/2 at^2)/t = u

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