Algebra Flashcards: Rearranging Formulas To Highlight Quantities
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Rearranging Formulas To Highlight Quantities
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What is I in terms of V and R if V=IR?
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I = . Divide both sides by R to isolate I.
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Flashcard 1: What is I in terms of V and R if V=IR?
Answer: I = . Divide both sides by R to isolate I.
Flashcard 2: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A=C−Bx?
Answer: x = rac{C - A}{B}. Rearrange: Bx=C−A, then divide by B.
Flashcard 3: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A=Bx+C?
Answer: x=BA−C. Subtract C, then divide by B to isolate x.
Flashcard 4: Find and correct the isolation error: from V=IR to R=V/I.
Answer: R=IV. Divide both sides by I to isolate resistance.
Flashcard 5: What is r in terms of d and t if d=rt?
Answer: r=td. Divide both sides by t to isolate r.
Flashcard 6: What is x in terms of y if y=x2+k?
Answer: x = . Subtract k, then take the square root.
Flashcard 7: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A = rac{x + B}{C}?
Answer: x=AC−B. Multiply by C, then subtract B to isolate x.
Flashcard 8: What is R in terms of V and I if V=IR?
Answer: R=IV. Divide both sides by I to isolate R.
Flashcard 9: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A = rac{B}{C - x}?
Answer: x = C - rac{B}{A}. Multiply by (C−x), divide by A, then subtract from C.
Flashcard 10: What is I in terms of V and R if V=IR?
Answer: I = . Divide both sides by R to isolate I.
Flashcard 11: What operation should you use to isolate a variable in a sum like A=B+C?
Answer: Subtract the other term from both sides. Subtraction removes the unwanted term from the isolated variable's side.
Flashcard 12: What is x in terms of A and B if A = rac{B}{x}?
Answer: x = rac{B}{A}. Cross-multiply to get x=AB.
Flashcard 13: What is x in terms of A and B if A = rac{1}{2}Bx?
Answer: x = rac{2A}{B}. Multiply by 2 to clear the fraction coefficient.
Flashcard 14: What is r in terms of C if C=2πr?
Answer: r=2πC. Divide both sides by 2π to isolate r.
Flashcard 15: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A=C−Bx?
Answer: x = rac{C - A}{B}. Rearrange: Bx=C−A, then divide by B.
Flashcard 16: What is a in terms of F and m if F=ma?
Answer: a = . Divide both sides by m to isolate a.
Flashcard 17: What does it mean to "highlight" a quantity of interest in a formula?
Answer: Rewrite the formula with that variable isolated. Making the desired variable the subject of the equation.
Flashcard 18: What is x in terms of y if y = rac{1}{x}?
Answer: x = rac{1}{y}. Take the reciprocal of both sides.
Flashcard 19: What is r in terms of A and P if A=Pr?
Answer: r=PA. Divide both sides by P to isolate r.
Flashcard 20: What is P in terms of A and r if A=Pr?
Answer: P=rA. Divide both sides by r to isolate P.
Flashcard 21: What is B in terms of A and x if A = rac{B}{x}?
Answer: B=Ax. Cross-multiply to get B=Ax.
Flashcard 22: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A = x + C?
Answer: x = . Subtract C, then multiply by B to isolate x.
Flashcard 23: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A=B(C−x)?
Answer: x = C - rac{A}{B}. Divide by B, then subtract from C to isolate x.
Flashcard 24: What is m in terms of y, b, and x if y=mx+b?
Answer: m=xy−b. Subtract b, then divide by x to isolate m.
Flashcard 25: What operation should you use to isolate a variable in a sum like A=B+C?
Answer: Subtract the other term from both sides. Subtraction removes the unwanted term from the isolated variable's side.
Flashcard 26: What is C in terms of A, B, and x if A=B(C−x)?
Answer: C = x + rac{A}{B}. Add x, then divide by B to isolate C.
Flashcard 27: What is x in terms of y, m, and b if y=mx+b?
Answer: x=my−b. Subtract b, then divide by m to isolate x.
Flashcard 28: What is x in terms of y if y=x2+k?
Answer: x=. Subtract k, then take the square root.
Flashcard 29: What is r in terms of d and t if d=rt?
Answer: r=td. Divide both sides by t to isolate r.
Flashcard 30: What operation should you use to isolate a variable multiplied by a constant in A=kB?
Answer: Divide both sides by k. Dividing by the coefficient isolates the variable.
Flashcard 31: Identify the property used when you multiply or divide both sides of an equation by the same nonzero number.
Answer: Multiplication/Division Property of Equality. Maintains equality when multiplying or dividing by the same value.
Flashcard 32: What is r in terms of A and P if A=Pr?
Answer: r = . Divide both sides by P to isolate r.
Flashcard 33: What is r in terms of V and h if V=πr2h?
Answer: r=πhV. Divide by πh, then take the square root.
Flashcard 34: What is x in terms of y if y=(x−h)2?
Answer: x = h . Take the square root, then add h.
Flashcard 35: What is x in terms of y if y = x + b?
Answer: x = rac{y - b}{a}. Subtract b, then divide by a to isolate x.
Flashcard 36: What is w in terms of P and l if P=2l+2w?
Answer: w=2P−2l. Subtract 2l, then divide by 2 to isolate w.
Flashcard 37: What is x in terms of y, m, and b if y=mx+b?
Answer: x=my−b. Subtract b, then divide by m to isolate x.
Flashcard 38: What is x in terms of y if y = rac{x}{a} + b?
Answer: x=a(y−b). Subtract b, then multiply by a to isolate x.
Flashcard 39: What is b in terms of y, m, and x if y=mx+b?
Answer: b=y−mx. Subtract mx from both sides to isolate b.
Flashcard 40: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A = rac{x + B}{C}?
Answer: x=AC−B. Multiply by C, then subtract B to isolate x.
Flashcard 41: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A = rac{Bx}{C}?
Answer: x = rac{AC}{B}. Multiply by C, then divide by B to isolate x.
Flashcard 42: What is x in terms of A and B if A = rac{x}{B}?
Answer: x=AB. Multiply both sides by B to isolate x.
Flashcard 43: What is C in terms of A, x, and B if A = rac{x + B}{C}?
Answer: C = rac{x + B}{A}. Multiply by C, then divide by A to isolate C.
Flashcard 44: What is m in terms of F and a if F=ma?
Answer: m = . Divide both sides by a to isolate m.
Flashcard 45: What is R in terms of V and I if V=IR?
Answer: R=IV. Divide both sides by I to isolate R.
Flashcard 46: What is B in terms of A and x if A = rac{x}{B}?
Answer: B = rac{x}{A}. Cross-multiply to get B=Ax.
Flashcard 47: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A = rac{B}{x} + C?
Answer: x = rac{B}{A - C}. Subtract C, then take the reciprocal.
Flashcard 48: What is r in terms of V and h if V=πr2h?
Answer: r=πhV. Divide by πh, then take the square root.
Flashcard 49: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A=Bx−C?
Answer: x = rac{A + C}{B}. Add C, then divide by B to isolate x.
Flashcard 50: What is the inverse operation used to undo squaring in y=x2 when solving for x?
Answer: Take the square root: x = . Square root undoes the squaring operation.
Flashcard 51: What operation should you use to isolate the denominator in A = rac{B}{C} (solve for C)?
Answer: Multiply by C, then divide by A. First clear the fraction, then divide to isolate C.
Flashcard 52: What is h in terms of A and b if A = bh?
Answer: h = . Divide both sides by 21b to isolate h.
Flashcard 53: What is l in terms of P and w if P=2l+2w?
Answer: l = . Subtract 2w, then divide by 2 to isolate l.
Flashcard 54: What operation should you use to isolate a variable multiplied by a constant in A=kB?
Answer: Divide both sides by k. Dividing by the coefficient isolates the variable.
Flashcard 55: Identify the property used when you add or subtract the same expression on both sides of an equation.
Answer: Addition/Subtraction Property of Equality. Maintains equality when adding or subtracting the same value.
Flashcard 56: What is b in terms of A and h if A = bh?
Answer: b = . Divide both sides by 21h to isolate b.
Flashcard 57: What operation should you use to isolate a variable in A = form like A = rac{B}{C} (solve for B)?
Answer: Multiply both sides by C. Multiplying by the denominator clears the fraction.
Flashcard 58: What is x in terms of y if y = rac{1}{x}?
Answer: x = rac{1}{y}. Take the reciprocal of both sides.
Flashcard 59: What is l in terms of P and w if P=2l+2w?
Answer: l=2P−2w. Subtract 2w, then divide by 2 to isolate l.
Flashcard 60: Find and correct the isolation error: from V=IR to R=IV.
Answer: R=IV. Divide both sides by I to isolate resistance.
Flashcard 61: What is x in terms of A, B, and C if A=Bx−C?
Answer: x = rac{A + C}{B}. Add C, then divide by B to isolate x.
Flashcard 62: What is h in terms of V and r if V = r^2 h?
Answer: h = . Divide both sides by πr2 to isolate h.
Flashcard 63: What is t in terms of d and r if d=rt?
Answer: t = . Divide both sides by r to isolate t.
Flashcard 64: What is C in terms of A, B, and x if A = rac{Bx}{C}?
Answer: C = rac{Bx}{A}. Multiply by C, then divide by A to isolate C.
Flashcard 65: What is B in terms of A and x if A = rac{x}{B}?
Answer: B = rac{x}{A}. Cross-multiply to get B=Ax.
Flashcard 66: What operation should you use to isolate a variable in a difference like A=B−C (solve for B)?
Answer: Add C to both sides. Adding C cancels the subtraction to isolate B.
Flashcard 67: What is h in terms of V and r if V=πr2h?
Answer: h=πr2V. Divide both sides by πr2 to isolate h.