Given that p varies as the square of q and q varies inversely as the square root of r. How does p vary with r?

U_Martins1

11 years ago

P&q^2

P=kq^2

q^2=p/k

q= square root of p/k............. 1.



q&1/sq root of r

q=k/sq root of r

q multiply by sq root of r=k

q=k/sq root of r

P/k (inside sq. Root) =k/ sq root of r

P/k=k^2/r

Pr=k^3

P=k^3/r

P=1/r



Therefore, p varies inversely as r.

dromor

2 years ago

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