JAMB 1986 · UME · Q27✱✱

Make vv the subject of the formula S2=6v−w2S^2 = \frac{6}{v} - \frac{w}{2}.

Worked solution (try it first)
  1. Multiply every term by 2 to clear the halves: 2S2=12v−w2S^2 = \frac{12}{v} - w.
  2. Add ww to both sides: 12v=2S2+w\frac{12}{v} = 2S^2 + w.
  3. Turn both sides upside down and multiply by 12: v=122S2+wv = \dfrac{12}{2S^2 + w}, option D.

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