Expression of a variable from the formula - practice problems

Work with mathematical expressions. Expressions are mathematical objects where some numbers are replaced by letters - variables. For example, the area of ​​a circle is S = π r2, where r is a variable, the radius of the circle, and S is also a variable, the area. This is how we can describe the relationship between area and radius for all circles, generally. We can modify expressions, simplify, multiply, divide, add, etc. Expressing from a formula means putting some variable on the left side. For example, the radius of a circle r = √ (S/π). For completeness, let us add that the symbol π is a constant, Ludolf's number = 3.14159.... A constant is like a variable, but always with the same value.

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