If F=C+\frac{bv^2}{K}, then v in terms of F,C,K and b is?

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If F=C+\frac{bv^2}{K}, then v in terms of F,C,K and b is?

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Sep 18, 2022

If F=C+\frac{bv^2}{K}, then v in terms of F,C,K and b is?

Difficulty: Easy

A:

\pm \sqrt{\frac{K}{C}\left(F-b\right)}

B:

\pm \sqrt{\frac{C}{b}\left(FK-C\right)}

C:

\pm \sqrt{\frac{K}{b}\left(F-C\right)}

D:

\pm \:\sqrt{\frac{KF+C}{K}}

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