Answer to Question #225090 in Physics for Jolox

Question #225090

Solve for E and g simultaneously in the following equations:

40×4g×40^3=bw^3E.............(1)

60×4g×60^3=bw^3E.............(2)

Expert's answer

There is no solution:

"\\frac{40\\cdot4g\\cdot40^3}{60\\cdot4g\\cdot60^3}=\\frac{32}{81}\\\\\n\\frac{bw^3E}{bw^3E}=1"

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