Solve for k
j = k^2/4
(there can be multiple answers)

The first option is the answer (k = +/- 2 square root of J)

Step-by-step explanation:

Since you need to leave k by itself, You multiply both sides by 4 which will leave you with 4J=k^2. To get rid of the square(^2), you need to square root both sides which will leave k by it self. So now you have 4J inside the square root = k. The last step is to take the square root of 4 (which is + or -2) and put it outside the square root sign, leaving J inside the square root.

Question:

Obtian the equation that can be used to solve for c

Sin50 = 3/c

Step-by-step explanation:

A triangle showing the information given has been attached below for clarity :

Using trigonometry :

AC = 3 = opposite side of angle 50°

AB = c = hypotenus

Using the sine relation of a right angled triangle :

Sin θ = opposite / hypotenus

θ = 50°

Sin 50° = 3 / c

Sin50 = 3/c