Resolve for C: A[(B+C)^D-C^D]=E

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The equation A[(B+C)^D-C^D]=E can be resolved for C using algebraic manipulation. To isolate C, one must first divide both sides by A, yielding (B+C)^D-C^D=E/A. Next, apply the binomial theorem or numerical methods to simplify the expression further. This approach allows for the extraction of C, although specific values for A, B, D, and E will dictate the complexity of the solution.

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Hi, I want to resolve this equation for C:
A[(B+C)^D-C^D]=E
Is there any way?
Thanks
 
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MrXY said:
Hi, I want to resolve this equation for C:
A[(B+C)^D-C^D]=E
Is there any way?
Thanks
Is this homework or a problem in a book?
 

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