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Need help with Finding absolute magnitude
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[QUOTE="haruspex, post: 6490000, member: 334404"] That's a key piece of information right there, that Mv (##M_v##?) is one variable, not two. You confused me by saying you needed to solve the equation. What you are asking for is merely to evaluate an expression. I find it hard to believe there exists any calculator that cannot do this. Just google online calculator and you will find several. If you mean that you cannot do the whole expression in one hit, just do it in stages. [/QUOTE]
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