How Do You Solve for v in Physics Equations?

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In summary, the question asks for help with a problem involving a ray diagram and finding the location of an image. The given information is that the answer is B and the attempt at a solution included calculations and a value for v. The mistake has been found.
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Homework Statement



the ans is B for this question

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


my working is 1.59/2.0 + 1/v = (modulus of 1-1-59) /( -4 )
my v is -1.06cm. which is 1.06cm to the right from the tleft wall of plastic ball
 
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desmond iking said:

Homework Statement



the ans is B for this question

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


my working is 1.59/2.0 + 1/v = (modulus of 1-1-59) /( -4 )
my v is -1.06cm. which is 1.06cm to the right from the tleft wall of plastic ball

What question? Did you forget to attach something
 
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desmond iking said:

Homework Statement



the ans is B for this question

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


my working is 1.59/2.0 + 1/v = (modulus of 1-1-59) /( -4 )
my v is -1.06cm. which is 1.06cm to the right from the tleft wall of plastic ball

It's going to awfully hard for anyone to give you any help based on the total lack of a problem statement.
 
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phinds said:
It's going to awfully hard for anyone to give you any help based on the total lack of a problem statement.

her's the question
 

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you could draw a ray diagram to locate the image.
 
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Sorry, I have found my mistake finally
 

FAQ: How Do You Solve for v in Physics Equations?

What does "The Answer is B" refer to in "The Answer is B: Solving for v"?

The "B" in "The Answer is B" refers to the letter B, which is often used to represent a variable in mathematical equations.

What does "Solving for v" mean in "The Answer is B: Solving for v"?

"Solving for v" means finding the value of the variable v in a mathematical equation. In this case, the equation is likely to involve the letter B as well.

Why is it important to solve for v in scientific experiments?

Solving for v allows scientists to determine the specific value of a variable in an equation, which can then be used to make accurate predictions and draw conclusions about the experiment. It also helps to establish cause-and-effect relationships between different variables.

Are there other variables that can be solved for besides v?

Yes, there are many other variables that can be solved for in scientific experiments, depending on the specific equations and variables involved. Some common variables include x, y, z, t, and n.

How is "The Answer is B: Solving for v" relevant to different fields of science?

The concept of solving for v is relevant to many different fields of science, including physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering. In each of these fields, scientists use mathematical equations to describe and understand natural phenomena, and solving for specific variables is a key part of this process.

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