Help with homogenous equations
I'm solving a homogenous equation but the question says that (1+v)/(1+4v)-v=(1-4v^2)/(1+4v) and I can't for the life of me figure out how they got that.. any help please??
Original post by RyanAGTerry
I'm solving a homogenous equation but the question says that (1+v)/(1+4v)-v=(1-4v^2)/(1+4v) and I can't for the life of me figure out how they got that.. any help please??
Just collect the two terms on the left hand side over a common denominator.
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