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Connor123
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- Homework Statement
- Hello, I recently started A level physics and have been given a HW to rearrange equations into Y = mx + c. I am struggling on what to do next once the independent variable as X is an inverse of the actual variable ( example below)
This may be a really easy question but id appreciate the help :)
- Relevant Equations
- c = fλ , rearrange into y = mx + c
c = fλ, where the dependent (y) variable is λ, and the independent variable (x) is f.
λ = c/f
c * 1/f = λ
Are you able to leave 1/f as equavalent to simply 'x', where the gradient would be c, or do you have to ensure 'x'/independent variable is actually f?
λ = c/f
c * 1/f = λ
Are you able to leave 1/f as equavalent to simply 'x', where the gradient would be c, or do you have to ensure 'x'/independent variable is actually f?