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Is there a way to solve for A and B which are probabilities when: AN + BL = 1 (1 - A)^(M-1) x = k (1 - B)^(M-1) y = k It s ok to solve it for the limit case as N, L, and M go to infinity.

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Is there a way to solve for \pi_{H} and \pi_{L} which are probabilities when: \pi_{H} N_{H} + \pi_{L} N_{L} = 1 (1 - \pi_{H})^{M-1} y_{H} = k (1 - \pi_{L})^{M-1} y_{L} = k It s ok to solve it for the limit case as N_{H}, N_{L}, and M go to infinity.

Thanks so much.

Homework Statement Can I solve for xlnx = c + dx using Lambert's W function? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution