There is also another formula which is confusing
Make e the subject
T = (1 + e/1 – e) x √L/10
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There is also another formula which is confusing
Make e the subject
T = (1 + e/1 – e) x √L/10
Is that it?
Sorry, I mistyped it there is meant to be a 5 instead of a 10, and the square root is over the whole of L/5
Ok, so;
Multiply by 1-e, on both sides:
Expand both sides:
Bring all the 'e' on one side:
Then factorise e;
It's nearly finished, can you take it now? :)
I hope it helped! :)
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