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7 September, 19:51

When rearranging a formula, does it matter which side the variable you're isolating for is on? The question I'm stuck on is:

F=mx where your isolating x

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  1. 7 September, 21:50
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    It makes no difference which side it's on when you're done,

    as long as it's all by itself over there.

    x = F/m or F/m = x

    are both exactly the same statement. Either one is an acceptable form

    for the answer to the question.
  2. 7 September, 22:11
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    F=mx

    x=F/m (i divided by m to both sides) or F/m=x it doesn't matter both are correct
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