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I'm not entirely sure if this belongs in the linear algebra section, but here goes:
suppose I have two equations:
b = d + e
c = e*d
I have described b and c in terms of e and d. Is it possible to solve for e and d in terms of b and c? Can anyone provide some possible techniques?
Thank you
suppose I have two equations:
b = d + e
c = e*d
I have described b and c in terms of e and d. Is it possible to solve for e and d in terms of b and c? Can anyone provide some possible techniques?
Thank you