Finding unknown value in a equation using MATHCAD

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To solve the equation sin(x)*e^(-y/tan(x)) = sin(x-y) for y in Mathcad, a "solve block" is required. Start the solve block with the keyword "given," followed by the equation and any constraints, such as the known value of x. The syntax for finding y involves using the forward arrow (Control + .) to indicate the variable to solve for. For detailed guidance, refer to the Mathcad help documentation for specific instructions on entering equations and using solve blocks effectively.
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hi,

I am trying to enter an equation in MATHCAD.
the equation is sin(x)*e^(-y/tanx) = sin(x-y)

Here, I know the value of x and I want to find the value y. How do I find the y value using Mathcad? I mean how can I enter the equation in Mathcad?
 
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Jerry, you will need to use a "solve block". Check it out in the MathCAD help documentation for more information.

I'm not an expert with MathCAD and I don't have it on this computer, but I believe the code would look like this:

given %note, "given" is required as this is what starts the solve block

type equation here
type constraints here (i.e. x=4)

find(y)-> %use the forward arrow by pressing control + .
 
Thanks! I couldn't find solve block function.
 

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