okay so BIDMAS is the order for calculations right (brackets, indices, divide, multiply, add, subtract). To rearrange an equation you do reverse BIDMAS. Also called SAMDIB

Reply 9

tinkerbella~

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Original post by Zacken

\text{I can} \, \LaTeX \, \text{too betch}

marry me

Reply 10

tinkerbella~

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Original post by Science student1

the second one thx

What @Pheonixfeather3 said basically :smile:

Take anything that isn't an 'n' term over to the right hand side, then look to divide through to get just 'n=....'

Reply 11

Matrix123

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√3n+4p=m
3n+4p=m (squared)
3n=m (squared) - 4p
n=[m (squared) - 4p] ÷3

@Science student1

Reply 12

Zacken

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Original post by C0pper

marry me

Wow, your proposal isn't even in

\LaTeX

, I feel sad.

Original post by Matrix123

...

C'mon man. Full solutions are against forum guidelines, hinting at the OP and letting her solve the problem by her/himself with minimal guidance is going to improve her/his maths skills, not just blurting out the answer.

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 13

Matrix123

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Original post by Zacken

C'mon man. Full solutions are against forum guidelines, hinting at the OP and letting her solve the problem by her/himself with minimal guidance is going to improve her/his maths skills, not just blurting out the answer.

*Oops!* Note to self for future reference. :u:

Thanks for pointing that out. :wink:

Reply 14

tinkerbella~

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Original post by Zacken

Wow, your proposal isn't even in

\LaTeX

, I feel sad.

You're not worth a latex proposal, gotta try harder

Reply 15

TeeEm

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Original post by C0pper

You're not worth a latex proposal, gotta try harder

Original post by Zacken

Wow, your proposal isn't even in

\LaTeX

, I feel sad.

C'mon man. Full solutions are against forum guidelines, hinting at the OP and letting her solve the problem by her/himself with minimal guidance is going to improve her/his maths skills, not just blurting out the answer.