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Isolating variables
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\[f_d=\frac{v_w}{v_w-v_s} \times f_d\]
How would I isolate vw?
Ops screwed that up the last fd should be fs
I write in this way to easy follow, f1 = \(\large \frac{v1}{v1-v2}\)f2 ok?
and you want v1, right?
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yup
give me your idea, hehehe... I can trace it then.
|dw:1387058610544:dw|
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