T(1/2)+ \sqrt{3}. T ( \sqrt{3}. /2) = 100

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The equation T(1/2) + √3 * T(√3/2) = 100 requires solving for T, a function that is not explicitly defined in the discussion. The user struggles with interpreting the term √3 * T(√3/2), mistakenly believing it simplifies to √3. The correct approach involves understanding the function T and its application to the given values. The discussion highlights the need for clarity in mathematical notation and function definitions.

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T(1/2)+ \sqrt{3}. T ( \sqrt{3}. /2) = 100

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what is T?

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Sorry not very clear - I can't figure out sqrt{3}T(sqrt{3}/2)

I thought sq3 x (sq3/2) would be sq3 but seemingly not?
 

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