Solving an equation
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01-27-2021, 05:44 PM
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RE: Solving an equation
(01-27-2021 01:28 PM)enzor Wrote: solve(abs((kc+g/u)/(1+kc))=1,kc) _y is just a notation for any constant. (note: above solution assumed g/u is real). Let x=kc, g/u=m: If x≠-1, |x+m| = |x+1| Square both side, and simplify: x² + 2mx + m² = x² + 2x + 1 2*(m-1)*x = 1-m² = -(m+1)*(m-1) x = -(m+1)/2 Above solution, for x=-1 -> m=1 -> above solution work for x=-1 too. If we assume m is real -> x is real. We can add imaginary part to x, and still satisfy |x+m| = |x+1| → kc = x + _y*i = -(g/u+1)/2 + _y*i |
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