To solve for R, you need to get all of your R terms on one side, and get the other terms on the other side.
The denominators are the same, so we don't care about them (making sure that R/=0 or 1, else the problem is undefined.)
-15984R+15984-3996R=-1998R^2+1998R
1998R^2-(15984+3996+1998)R+15984=0
Use the quadratic equation (R=(-b+/-sqrt(b^2-4ac))/2a, where a is in front of R^2, b in front of R, and c your constant, to solve for two possible values of R.
2006-10-07 04:13:58
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answer #1
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answered by zex20913 5
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Hi,
following on from your third answerer i get.
1998R^2-21988R+ 15984 = 0
Using the equation he gave you get.
R = -(-21988) +/- Sqrt( (-21988)^2 - 4(1998)(15984) )
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2(1998)
= 21988 +/- 18860.75333
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3996
R has 2 solutions.
= (21988 + 18860.75333)/3996
and (21988 - 18860.7533)/3996
which gives
R = 10.22241074 and R = 0.782594261
Which are the solutions of the given equation
You can prove these are the solutions by putting them into the original equation or the simplified equation.
15984(10.22241074)^2 - 21988(10.22241074) +15984
= 0 ( it equals zero so this values is the solution to the equation)
And similarly you can show that R= 0.782594261 is also a solution.
Choose how many decimal places you need 1 or 2 usually.
Hope this helps.
:-)
2006-10-07 06:53:49
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answered by Anonymous
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Assuming I'm reading this right (I'm not sure about some of the ( ):
multiply all terms by R^2 & distribute terms:
-15984R+15984-3996R-R^3=-1.998R^2+1.998R-R^3
add R^3 to each side & rearange:
1.9898R^2-19978.002R+15984=0
Use the quadratic formula:
R1=(19978.002+sqrt(19978.002^2-4*1.998*15984))/(2*1.998)
R2=(19987.002-sqrt(19978.002^2-4*1.998*15984))/(2*1.998)
2006-10-07 06:51:36
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answer #3
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answered by yupchagee 7
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After you multiply both sides of the equation by r*-r you have an equation that can be solved using the formula for a quadrtic equation. This formula is x =(-b(+/-SQR9(b*-4ac)/2.
See: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/QuadraticEquation.html
2006-10-07 04:26:58
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answer #4
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answered by hjhprov 3
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Hun,then you should know that asking for easy answers isn't the thing to do
2006-10-07 04:07:05
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answer #5
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answered by Anonymous
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2006-10-07 04:23:14
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answered by steamroller98439 6
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MyDearAuntSally.................(multiply, division, addition, and subtraction)
2006-10-07 04:12:37
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answered by Anonymous
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2006-10-07 05:36:33
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answered by Joe C 3
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