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Solving for a Specified Variable
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In this section, we learn how to solve an equation for a specified variable. This is extremely useful when working with generic formulas. Let us take the example of the distance formula. This tells us that distance traveled (d) is equal to the rate of speed (r) multiplied by the amount of time traveled (t). d = r x t: we can solve the formula for time or rate if we would like. This would enable us to find the time traveled given the rate of speed and the distance. It would also enable us to find the rate of speed, given the time traveled and the distance.
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Khan Academy - Video Virual Nerd - Video Patrick JMT - YouTube - Video Text Lessons:
Monterey Institute - Text Lesson Purple Math - Text Lesson Soft Schools - Text Lesson Worksheets:
MCCKC EDU - Worksheet Khan Academy - Practice + Show More +