Need help solving algebraically #9-15

Homework Assignment - Ch. 19-21 UNITS Exercise . One one sheet of college-lined paper, show that both sides of each of the following equations are equivalent to each other. This is a REQUIRED assignment and is not extra credit! . Start with the more complicated side on the RIGHT and try simplifying it to the LEFT side. . You might need to look up the basic equivalent units for Newtons, Joules, Watts, Volts, Amperes. . Take note that this is not an equation! So you cannot do any operation to both sides of the equation until you have proven both are equivalent to each other! . You may work together with your classmates but I highly recommend seeing the Physics tutors or myself during office hours for help with this assignment. . You might need the following basic definitions of the following units: . Newton (N) = kg . m/s' . Joule (J) = N . m = kg . m2 /$2 . Farad (F) = Coulomb = C Jolt o Ampere (A) = Coulomb = C sec . Volt (V) = Joule Coulomb . Ohm () = Volt Ampere . Tesla (T) = N C.m/s A.m . Weber (Wb) = T . m . Henry (H) = Volt.second = V.s Ampere . Hertz (Hz) = = S -1 second Here are the equations for this assignment: 1. N . m = T . A . m 2. N ! T. Am m m. A 3. m : kg.m/s C.T 4. V - Wb 5. V - T . m . m 6. A ! T.m.m/s 7. V - H.A 8. H _ Wb A 10. J = H . A2 11. 0 = Hz.F 12. 0 - H z . H 13. H z H.F 14. m this one may look nasty, but looks can be deceiving. C2 A N . m 2 N 15. m Please take note of these sets of units as you do your homework solutions and even for the next exam