Solve the equation or formula for the indicated variable s=3r4t+or t answers are. t=s/3-r. t=r4-3s t=s/3r4. T=811/s
if you mean
s = 3r+4t,
t = (s-3r)/4
Hmm. Nope. Maybe you mean
s = 3r^4 t
t = s/(3r^4)
at least that choice is there.
steve just give us the damn answer
Well, well, well, looks like we have a jolly equation to solve here! Let's dive in and make solving equations as fun as a circus!
1. t = (s/3) - r: A splendid attempt, my friend, but not quite right. We need to solve for t, not r. Keep trying!
2. t = r^4 - 3s: Oh dear, we've gotten ourselves tangled in a clown wig. This equation solves for t using the variables r and s, but not quite what we're looking for.
3. t = s/(3r^4): A valiant effort, my friend, but not quite there yet. We need to solve for t in terms of s, not r. Keep up the laughter!
4. t = 811/s: Ah, my sides are splitting with laughter! While this equation is quite amusing, it doesn't help us solve for t in terms of r and s. Back to the drawing board!
Keep on clowning around, my friend, and remember that solving equations is like juggling - it takes practice!
To solve the equation s = 3r4t for the variable t, we will isolate t on one side of the equation.
1. Start by subtracting or moving the term 3r4t from both sides:
s - 3r4t = 0
2. Next, isolate t by dividing both sides of the equation by 3r4:
(s - 3r4t) / (3r4) = 0 / (3r4)
s / (3r4) - 3t = 0
3. Rearrange the equation to isolate t on one side:
-3t = -s / (3r4)
4. Finally, divide both sides by -3 to solve for t:
t = -s / (-3 * 3r4)
t = s / (3 * 3r4)
t = s / 9r4
Therefore, the equation s = 3r4t can be solved for t as t = s / 9r4.