HKragh
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Coming in here with the following question, when I see what kind of stuff you normally tackle, is very embarrassing! But... I simply am too rusty for this stuff, it seems. This is NOT homework. This is something I need to do in a game I'm working on.
I end up in and endless loop when trying to isolate a variable of an equation. And I have no idea what approach to use to get out of it.
After lots of moving around in the original equation, I end up with this. Which is correct, if I plot in some values. But I need to have a completely isolated.
a=b-((c*d)/a)
Then I try to multiply by "a" on all
a^2 = b*a-c*d
So Now I need to divide by "a"
a = b-((c*d)/a)
Aaand. I'm back.
Please help me out with what seems to be VERY easy, if you know your stuff.
I end up in and endless loop when trying to isolate a variable of an equation. And I have no idea what approach to use to get out of it.
After lots of moving around in the original equation, I end up with this. Which is correct, if I plot in some values. But I need to have a completely isolated.
a=b-((c*d)/a)
Then I try to multiply by "a" on all
a^2 = b*a-c*d
So Now I need to divide by "a"
a = b-((c*d)/a)
Aaand. I'm back.
Please help me out with what seems to be VERY easy, if you know your stuff.