Solving for v

[Crystal Odipo 1F]

To solve for v using lambda=h/mv, how would you rewrite this to solve for v?

[Giselle Granda 3F]

Rearranging the equation to solve for v would be v=h/m*lambda!

[vanessanguyen3I]

To solve for V, you just have to rearrange the equation! In the end, you should get v = h/m(lambda)

[Connie Liang 3L]

You can multiply by mv on both sides to get lambda x mv = h. Then divide both sides by lambda(m) to get v = h/lambda(m)

[Talia Leano 2H]

First multiply both sides by mv. Next, divide by lambda and m on both sides. In the end you should get v = h / (m * lambda)!

[Jose Miguel Conste 3H]

v= h/(m*lambda)

[Aria Movassaghi 1A]

You can manipulate the equation and just swap the lambda with the v to get v=h/mlambda

[Ke Huang 2G]

You can solve v by rewriting it as v= energy/ h.