SOLUTION: How does this: {{{ln(x-y)/((1/t)-(1/T))}}} become this: {{{ -(t T log(x-y))/(t-T)}}} through algebraic manipulation? Thanks
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Question 852560
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How does this:
become this:
through algebraic manipulation? Thanks
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Multiply the NUM and DEN by t*T, then by -1
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= (-ln(x-y)/(t-T))/(tT)= -(t* T log(x-y)/(t-T)