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In this lesson from the MathSupport channel (@mathsupportnow), we explore how to solve formulas for a specific variable — a skill essential in both algebra and science courses. From geometry to physics to arithmetic series, you’ll learn how to isolate variables step by step using inverse operations and algebraic reasoning.

What You’ll Learn:
✅ How to isolate a variable in a formula using inverse operations
✅ How to solve the cylinder volume formula for height (h)
✅ How to rearrange Newton’s Second Law (F = ma) for mass (m)
✅ How to manipulate the arithmetic series formula to solve for the last term (L)
✅ Why distributive law and reciprocal multiplication are key tools in formula manipulation

Who Benefits from this Video:
🎯 Grade 9–11 students learning algebra ( Canadian, US, Australia, NZ and Asia curricula)
🎯 Physics and science students working with formulas like F = ma
🎯 College-prep and SAT/ACT learners practicing algebraic rearrangements
🎯 Parents and tutors supporting math learners
🎯 Anyone who wants to strengthen their algebra and problem-solving skills

Timestamp:
00:00 – Introduction to Solving Formulas with Variables
00:32 – Example A: Volume of a Cylinder → Solve for h
02:24 – Example B: Newton’s Law (F = ma) → Solve for m
03:20 – Example C: Arithmetic Series Formula → Solve for L
05:50 – Using Distributive Law and Inverse Operations
06:40 – Multiplying by Reciprocals to Isolate Variables
07:30 – Final Expression and Key Takeaways

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