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Not sure if this is the right place but could somebody help me solve the following equation
B.x^b - x - A =0 wher A, B and b are constants.
Thanks
 
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NY99 said:
Not sure if this is the right place but could somebody help me solve the following equation
B.x^b - x - A =0 wher A, B and b are constants.
Thanks

Welcome on MHB NY99!...

... if b is integer not exceeding 4, then it exist a procedure for algebraic solutions ... otherwise generally the solutions have to be found numerically ... the same is if b is not an integer...

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Thanks for that. Unfortunately b is not an integer so I guess It will have to be numerically solved.
 
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