How to Prove an Equation Without Wikipedia?

wmsaqqa · Apr 27, 2013

How can I prove this equation:

it is attached in a photo.

SteamKing · Apr 27, 2013

Which equation? There are at least three, and some use the same variables.

wmsaqqa · Apr 27, 2013

the equation which is circled

Danger · Apr 27, 2013

It seems that the easiest way these days is to post it to Wikipedia and then cite it as a source...

wmsaqqa · Apr 27, 2013

I didn't find it on wikipedia

Danger · Apr 27, 2013

wmsaqqa said:

I didn't find it on wikipedia

Sorry, that was a joke (as is almost everything that I post). What I meant was that if you just want to prove it, you post it on Wikipedia and then cite yourself as the expert for proof. Ah, never mind... I'm just just babbling now...

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