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    1) The document discusses equations relating speed, mass, length, and tension. It rearranges an equation involving these terms to solve for variables a, b, and c. 2) It then presents an equation relating variables Z, a, b, d, and c, and calculates the percentage change in Z if there is a percentage change in variables a, b, d, or c. 3) Finally, it rearranges the equation L + e = v/4f to isolate L and identify it as a linear equation with y = L, m = -4f, x = v/-4, and c = e.

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    1) The document discusses equations relating speed, mass, length, and tension. It rearranges an equation involving these terms to solve for variables a, b, and c. 2) It then presents an equation relating variables Z, a, b, d, and c, and calculates the percentage change in Z if there is a percentage change in variables a, b, d, or c. 3) Finally, it rearranges the equation L + e = v/4f to isolate L and identify it as a linear equation with y = L, m = -4f, x = v/-4, and c = e.

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    Speed V (LT) Mass M (M) Length L (L) Tension Q (MLT) Lhs (LT) RHS ( (M) (L) (M L T) ) (LT) (M) (L) (M L T) For L B + C For M A + C For T - 2c

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    1) The document discusses equations relating speed, mass, length, and tension. It rearranges an equation involving these terms to solve for variables a, b, and c. 2) It then presents an equation relating variables Z, a, b, d, and c, and calculates the percentage change in Z if there is a percentage change in variables a, b, d, or c. 3) Finally, it rearranges the equation L + e = v/4f to isolate L and identify it as a linear equation with y = L, m = -4f, x = v/-4, and c = e.

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    5.

    Speed= v = [LT-1]
    Mass=m= [M]
    Length=l = [L]
    Tension= Q = [MLT-2]

    LHS= [LT-1]

    RHS= [(Ma) (Lb) (Mc Lc T-2c)]

    = (LT-1) = (Ma) (Lb) (Mc Lc T-2c)

    For L = b + c
    For M= a + c
    For T= -2c

    a = -1/2
    b=1/2
    c = 1/2

    6. Z = [(a+b)d]/c
    a+b=ab

    = ABD(ab/AB+d/D)

    =abd/ABD*100

    abd%

    Then…

    Z(c/c*100)

    C%
    = (abd% + C%)

    =z%

    12. In the equation L + e = v/4f, length and frequency are


    collected variables while e and velocity are constants. Rearrange this
    equation so that a linear graph can be plotted. Identify y, m, x and c
    quantites.
    L+e=v/4f
    L=v/4f-e
    L=v-4fe
    L=-4fe+v
    L/-4=-4fe/-4 +v/-4
    = -1/4(L)=ef+v/-4

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