Daniel B. answered 12/10/21
A retired computer professional to teach math, physics
In my understanding you want to rewrite
t² = 4π²L/g
in a format, where L is the dependent variable, like y.
You do that by rewriting the given equation so that L appears on the
left hand side.
I do not know whether you need help with that, but let me just list all
the intermediate equations.
t² = 4π²L/g
gt² = 4π²L
gt²/4π² = L
L = gt²/4π²
Secondly you want to make the substitution
x = t²
In general, you would do that by replacing all occurrences of t with √x.
In this particular case that becomes very simple.
L = gx/4π²
So in your terminology
m = g/4π²
GB T.
ahh I don't if you will see this but I made a typo :( I meant 4pi^2 x g = m not 4pi^2 L/g = m :(((.12/10/21