It's been a decade since I took my last Algebra class and I'm stuck on an equation. I'm hoping someone can help me with this. I'm trying to solve for M....
M=(H+E)+((M*J)/100)
Arby
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09-06-06
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#2
M = 100(H+E) / (100-J)
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MonkeyF0cker
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06-12-07
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#3
Excellent. Thank you.
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MonkeyF0cker
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06-12-07
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#4
Heh. Any chance you or someone else could help me with another? Solving for M again....
M=(H+E)-(M/.01W)
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BatemanPatrickl
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06-21-07
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#5
Originally posted by MonkeyF0cker
Heh. Any chance you or someone else could help me with another? Solving for M again....
M=(H+E)-(M/.01W)
Thank God I am way past the Algebra stage of my life. I had to retake Calculus TWICE in college.
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EBone
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08-10-05
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Originally posted by MonkeyF0cker
Heh. Any chance you or someone else could help me with another? Solving for M again....
M=(H+E)-(M/.01W)
It's been awhile but I'm pretty sure this is correct.
M= W(H+E)/(W+100)
Hope that helps.
E
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MonkeyF0cker
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06-12-07
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#7
Thanks for the try EB but it doesn't seem to be correct.
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Ganchrow
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08-28-05
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Originally posted by MonkeyF0cker
Thanks for the try EB but it doesn't seem to be correct.
If the original equation is to be interpreted as M=(H+E)-(M/(.01W))then EBone's solution is correct.
If, however, you had actually meant for the original equation to be interpreted as M=(H+E)-(M/.01)*W, then the solution would be M=(E+H)/(100W+1)
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MonkeyF0cker
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06-12-07
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#9
Ahh. Yes. EB was right. I just plugged it in wrong. Heh. Thanks a bunch guys!