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#1 2024-03-16 01:52:25
- nycguitarguy
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Solve for m
Given W(h) = m[(4000/(4000 + h)]^2, solve for m.
Let me see. I need to isolate m.
W(h)/[(4000/(4000 + h)]^2 = m
You say?
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#2 2024-03-16 01:57:17
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Re: Solve for m
OK. You've got a division within a division so I suggest you 'invert and multiply'.
Bob
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#3 2024-03-16 11:53:46
- nycguitarguy
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Re: Solve for m
Bob wrote:
OK. You've got a division within a division so I suggest you 'invert and multiply'.
Bob
I will work on this on paper.
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