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Homework Statement
The problem says:
u = 8[exp(y) - 1]
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
Does this mean:
8ey-1
or
8ey-1
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The problem says:
u = 8[exp(y) - 1]
Does this mean:
8ey-1
or
8ey-1
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magma_saber said:Homework Statement
The problem says:
u = 8[exp(y) - 1]
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
Does this mean:
8ey-1
or
8ey-1
It means 8ey-8. Square brackets [] also work like parentheses () in expressions.
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