watched helpful for remembering skills alicepocock
watched helpful for remembering skills
nope, if you had say s=r + f^2 (f squared) then you would just have r = s - f^2 you only need to square root if the subject has been squared. RawMaths
nope, if you had say s=r + f^2 (f squared) then you would just have r = s - f^2 you only need to square root if the subject has been squared.
Say if I'm looking for r to be subject of the formula do I have to change a f squared to a square root?? mennahaf
Say if I'm looking for r to be subject of the formula do I have to change a f squared to a square root??