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(a)
To perform the mathematical operation on formula
Answer to Problem 53A
The formula
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Given that, the dimensions shown in the figure can be found using these two formulas.
Calculation:
We have been given the formula,
We need to solve the formula
Formula
Taking square of both sides, we get
Adding
Taking square root of both sides, we get
Hence, the formula
(b)
To solve formula
Answer to Problem 53A
The formula
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Given that, the dimensions shown in the figure can be found using these two formulas.
Calculation:
We have been given the formula,
We need to solve the formula
Formula
Taking square of both sides, we get
Adding
Taking square root of both sides, we get
Hence, the formula
(c)
To perform the mathematical operation on formula
Answer to Problem 53A
The formula
Explanation of Solution
Given that, the dimensions shown in the figure can be found using these two formulas.
Calculation:
We have been given the formula,
We need to solve the formula
Formula
Adding
Subtracting
Hence, the formula
(d)
To solve formula
Answer to Problem 53A
The formula
Explanation of Solution
Given that, the dimensions shown in the figure can be found using these two formulas.
Calculation:
We have been given the formula,
We need to solve the formula
Formula
Adding
Subtracting
Dividing by
Hence, the formula
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