LaTeX Help with Latex: Finding Y(1-1) (l=1,y=-1)

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The discussion centers around a question regarding the calculation of Y(1-1) with parameters l=1 and y=-1, as posed by the user Omri. Omri expresses difficulties with LaTeX formatting and mentions an attachment containing the question, which remains pending and is not visible to others. A participant humorously responds with an incorrect answer, stating γ = 42, but the focus remains on clarifying the mathematical problem. There is confusion about the notation Y(1 - 1) being equivalent to Y(0), prompting further inquiry into the reasoning behind this notation. The conversation highlights the need for clear communication and proper formatting in mathematical discussions.
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I'm sorry; I have some difficulties with Latex...

I have attached Pdf with my question on finding Y(1-1) (l=1,y=-1).

Thanks,

Omri
 

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omri3012 said:

Homework Statement



find \gamma


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution

Why, has someone lost it?
 
γ = 42. Thank you. I'll be here all week.
 
as i said,

sorry for the first massage i had some problems with Latex.

I have just edit a new one

Omri
 
The attachment is still pending, so we have no idea what the problem is.
omri3012 said:
I have attached Pdf with my question on finding Y(1-1) (l=1,y=-1).
Is there some reason you wrote Y(1 - 1) = Y(0)?
 

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