#binomial expansion + 3 unknown simultaneous equation
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what do you mean “found the equations”
i like expanded it
actually, provide the equations
wait ill send my equations
I just took a photo sorry it's sideways
I matched the coefficients
To get them
The first 6 lines are the the only relevant bits tho
wdym
i tried dividing 8 = a^n and then doing that again but idk it didnt get me anywhere
like sub in a^n for 8 in every situation
yes
does that still not leave 8/a or 8/(a^2)
but that is bad
in the other equations
oh n = log (8=a) then
which makes it kinda better
ugh this is such a gross question 😭
?
Like for the NCR term
log(8=a)???
oh yes
...
yes
so that gets rid of n
does it not
nope
lol
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