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• That seems to be what’s right, which means I just needed to tweak my original formula to have the ± 9 inside the parenthesis instead of outside for: J= (10000 + 9)/2 = 10009/2 = 5004.5 S= (10000 ...
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• If J-x=9, then J=x+9; J+x = 10000 so x=10000-J; thus J=(10000-J)+9 Am I on the right track? Its been years since I took any math classes… do I multiply or divide or what to simplify that farther to ...
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• I’m not asking for the answer. I want to figure it out myself. but in order to do that I need to know where to start. I am looking for the equation that would lead me to figuring ...
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