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dejt4u:

n = [(d-2a)±(4a² - 4ad + d² + 8ds)^½] ÷ 2d

Boss, please I'm totally confused by this answer, can you kindly explain how you came by this? God bless you as you

The formula self is wrong. You have 3 open brackets and 2 closed brackets

thesmallgod:
The formula self is wrong. You have 3 open brackets and 2 closed brackets

lol.. It's not wrong at all

Opperwezen:


Boss, please I'm totally confused by this answer, can you kindly explain how you came by this? God bless you as you

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yanabasee:
n = 2S/[(2a+(n-1)d]

lol olodo

I remember doing this prove in SS1... Very straight forward with the formula metha..

Very easy

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dejt4u:

n = [(d-2a)±(4a² - 4ad + d² + 8ds)^½] ÷ 2d

I'd like to know how you solved this, kindly show your workings and quote me, please?

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yanabasee:
n = 2S/[(2a+(n-1)d]

Incomplete solution

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n=subject formula

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Sososo:
Very easy

Oya solve

[quote author=Mrshape post=88459946]Can Anyone In This Forum kill This?[/quote
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yanabasee:
n = 2S/[(2a+(n-1)d]

You still have to remove the n in the bracket.

Hmm

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n= (2a+d)/(2s+d)

Mrshape:
Can Anyone In This Forum kill This?

The question is not complete. One bracket is not closed.