Re: How do I solve this?
- From: Torsten Hennig <Torsten.Hennig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 06:28:22 EDT
I'm tryign to solve the following two equations by >eliminating N.
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My guess is that r can be considered to be 2 for this >case. otherwise
i can't think of anyways to solve one of the equations >for N.
Is there?
I thought I would raise both sides of equation 1, to the >power of r.
then Collect and solve for N...
So how do you solve ( C_m / ( 1 + N^r ) ) ^ r for N?
Or what does it mean to to say ( 1 + N^r ) ^ r when the >values of r
is unknown?
Any tips are welcome.
Hi,
you could divide the left-hand side of (1) through the
left-hand side of (2) and the right-hand side of (1)
through the right-hand side of (2) to arrive at
(1 + N^r) / r = N*r/C_n * (C_n/N - 1)
which (for r = 2) results in a quadratic equation for N.
Best wishes
Torsten.
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