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what does write d in terms of A and S mean? S=16Ad^(-2/3) Does that just mean solve for d?
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Yes, simply put, move all the terms to the other side and thus you get d on the left hand side. In other words, d = (and a whole chunk of equation expressed in terms of A and S) :) hope this helped!
Thank you both. I had a feeling that was just a different way to say solve for d.
You're welcome! :)
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