Question

How do I I get G by it self in T=J+log(G/V)

Answer 1

`G = 10^(^T ^- ^J^)V`

Explanation:

To isolate G in the equation
`T = J + log(G/V)`, you can follow these steps:

Subtract J from both sides to isolate the log term:

`T - J = log(G/V)`

Use the properties of logarithms to eliminate the logarithm. You can do this by exponentiating both sides with base 10 (since it's a common logarithm, base 10) to remove the logarithm:

`10^(^T ^- ^J^) = G/V`

Multiply both sides by V to isolate G:

`G = 10^(^T ^- ^J^)V`