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narf poit chez BOOM said:I was working off the theory that if 'T' is used to solve the equation, then some permutation of the equation could be used to solve for T.
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Given: D = (1/2) * A * T^2 + V * T + P
T = (-V +/- Sqrt(2AD-2AP+V^2) )/A
A = 5
T = 3
P = 50
V = 15
D = 117.5
3=(-15 +/- Sqrt(2x5x117.5 - 2x5x50 + 15^2))/5
3=(-15 +/- Sqrt(1175 - 500 + 225))/5
3=(-15 +/- Sqrt(900))/5
3=( -15 +/- 30 )/5
3=( 15 or -45 )/5
3=( 3 or -9)
Also:
V = ((D-P)/T) - AT/2
P = D - (T(AT+2V))/2
A = -( (2(-D+P+TV))/T^2 )
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