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Unsure how to show this as an equation. I tried looking for a help guide for this site, so I apologize and if anyone can direct me that would be great.
But the problem is this.
Solve y = 1/2 a t^2 for t
The 1/2 is a fraction. I looked online and found many examples but all of them had addition signs and were not exactly like this. I am pretty stumped.
If the question is only asking you to solve for t:
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And you're done.
As for writing your math nicely, this forum uses LaTeX. There are plenty of guides for it online. To write your initial problem you would type: y = \frac{at^2}{2} with [ tex] before your equation and [ /tex] after it (minus the spaces).
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Originally Posted by Charney
If the question is only asking you to solve for t:
Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 4:
And you're done.
As for writing your math nicely, this forum uses LaTeX. There are plenty of guides for it online. To write your initial problem you would type: y = \frac{at^2}{2} with [ tex] before your equation and [ /tex] after it (minus the spaces).