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what routine algebra are they talking about. I don't see how they got
x = u/3 - v/3
or
y = 2u/3 +v/3
Solving for Variables using the Jacobian Transformation
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The discussion focuses on solving for variables using the Jacobian Transformation in algebra. Participants clarify the derivation of the equations x = u/3 - v/3 and y = 2u/3 + v/3. The conversation highlights the importance of substituting y = u - x into the variable v to simplify the problem. The collaborative effort demonstrates effective problem-solving techniques in algebraic transformations.
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what routine algebra are they talking about. I don't see how they got
x = u/3 - v/3
or
y = 2u/3 +v/3
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tiny-tim
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substitute y = u - x into v, and solve for x
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thanks I got it. it's amazing how amazing you are.
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