Re: Solving for X ?? Stumpes
- From: joe <joeycook@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2007 10:19:30 -0700
(2^T + 3^T -13) / (2T^(T-1) + 3T^(T-1))
which doesn't seem to be reducible either for me.
It doesn't matter, since it's wrong. The derivative
of 2^T + 3^T is (ln 2)2^T + (ln 3)3^T. In any case,
why does the expression have to reduce to a nice
form to use Newton?
You are right about the derivative of course, thank you.
.
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