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ax_xaein
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I'm having an issue getting two equations to look alike.
How can you get:
k*v + g = e^(-t*k + k*v0)
to look like:
v = -g/k + [(k*v0 + g) / k] * e^(-kt) ?
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I know I can split the exponent up, and so I guess the real question is, how do I get:
e^(k*v0) / k
to look like:
(k*v0 + g) / k ?
How can you get:
k*v + g = e^(-t*k + k*v0)
to look like:
v = -g/k + [(k*v0 + g) / k] * e^(-kt) ?
====================================
I know I can split the exponent up, and so I guess the real question is, how do I get:
e^(k*v0) / k
to look like:
(k*v0 + g) / k ?