0.6=2pi x Radical(600/y)
whats y?
The x is the multiplication sign not a variable xD
0.6=2*pi*x*sqrt(600/y) Divide by 2*pi*x
0.6/(2pix)=sqrt(600/y) Raise each side to the power of 2
(0.6/(2pix))^2=600/y Multiply by y.
y*(0.6/(2pix))^2=600 Divide by (0.6/(2pix))^2
y=600/((0.6/(2pix))^2)
That's y in terms of x. An exact value for y cannot be found as no exact value for x is given.
EDIT: LOL. Okay, it's the same answer, except without the x... so 600/((0.6/(2pi))^2)=65797.36 ish
Square both sides to get rid of the radical.
(3/5)^2 = (2)^2 * (pi)^2 * radical(600/y)^2
9/25 = 4 * pi^2 * 600 / y
9y/25 = 4 * 600 * pi^2
9y = 4 * 600 * 25 * pi^2
9y = 100 * 600 * pi^2
9y = 60000 * pi^2
y = 60000/9 * pi^2
y = (20000 * pi^2)/3 = 6666.67 * pi^2 = approx 65797.3662
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0.6=2*pi*x*sqrt(600/y) Divide by 2*pi*x
0.6/(2pix)=sqrt(600/y) Raise each side to the power of 2
(0.6/(2pix))^2=600/y Multiply by y.
y*(0.6/(2pix))^2=600 Divide by (0.6/(2pix))^2
y=600/((0.6/(2pix))^2)
That's y in terms of x. An exact value for y cannot be found as no exact value for x is given.
EDIT: LOL. Okay, it's the same answer, except without the x... so 600/((0.6/(2pi))^2)=65797.36 ish
Square both sides to get rid of the radical.
(3/5)^2 = (2)^2 * (pi)^2 * radical(600/y)^2
9/25 = 4 * pi^2 * 600 / y
9y/25 = 4 * 600 * pi^2
9y = 4 * 600 * 25 * pi^2
9y = 100 * 600 * pi^2
9y = 60000 * pi^2
y = 60000/9 * pi^2
y = (20000 * pi^2)/3 = 6666.67 * pi^2 = approx 65797.3662