L^1V^2-2K^2v^1=0

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Solution for L^1V^2-2K^2v^1=0 equation: 


Simplifying
LV2 + -2K2v = 0

Solving
LV2 + -2vK2 = 0

Solving for variable 'L'.

Move all terms containing L to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '2vK2' to each side of the equation.
LV2 + -2vK2 + 2vK2 = 0 + 2vK2

Combine like terms: -2vK2 + 2vK2 = 0
LV2 + 0 = 0 + 2vK2
LV2 = 0 + 2vK2
Remove the zero:
LV2 = 2vK2

Divide each side by 'V2'.
L = 2vK2V-2

Simplifying
L = 2vK2V-2

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