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Make d the subject of the formula; n=k/d^2

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Answer:

d = √(k/n)

Explanation:

n = k/d²

n/1 = k/d²

Cross multiply.

k = nd²

Divide both sides by n.

k/n = nd²/n

k/n = d²

Take the square root on both sides.

√(k/n) = √(d²)

√(k/n) = d

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User Moscow Boy
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Answer:


n = \frac{k}{ {d}^(2) }


{d}^(2) = (k)/(n)


d = \sqrt{ (k)/(n) }

Here is the required firmula....

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