the idea on this type of expression is that you're trying to isolate the variable of interest. in this case that means that you want to divide both sides by np to get "v" by itself
k = npv
v = k / np
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asked • 09/18/16Solve k=npv, for v
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Bibi H. answered • 09/18/16
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k = npv
divide both sides by np
k/np = npv/np
v = k/(np)
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