n1 sinØ1 = n2 sinØ2
any help would be great thanks
make T the subject
A = p(1+r)to the power of nT/n
make n2 the subject???
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Re: make n2 the subject???
What you want with the first equation is not clear. Your second equation can be helped------maybe..
Your mixing of wording with symbols is poorly formed for the meaning you want.
A = p(1+r)to the power of nT/n
The "power", an exponent is just T, because the n/n is equal to 1. If you mean something else, please show it at least using proper text expression.
^T)
=\log(p(1+r)^T))
=\log(p)+\log((1+r)^T))
=\log(p)+T*\log(1+r))
=\log(A)-\log(p))
-\log(p)}{\log(1+r)})
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Your mixing of wording with symbols is poorly formed for the meaning you want.
A = p(1+r)to the power of nT/n
The "power", an exponent is just T, because the n/n is equal to 1. If you mean something else, please show it at least using proper text expression.
(That did NOT render properly!)