Deriving Equation: S=W-W2/W-W1=M/M1-M2

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The discussion centers on deriving the equation S = (W - W2) / (W - W1) = M / (M1 - M2). Participants emphasize the need for clarity regarding the definitions of the variables involved in the equation. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the context and relationships between the quantities W, W1, W2, M, M1, and M2 to successfully derive the equation.

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Homework Statement


Derive equation:

S=W-W2/ W-W1= M/M1-M2

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Is there a more detailed statement of the problem? Can you at least define clearly what the quantities in the problem are?
 

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