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This is such a basic question that I'm embarrassed to even ask it but I don't really know where else to turn. I was reading through a derivation and one of the steps goes from [tex] \frac{\sqrt{a}}{n} = \frac{\sqrt{A}}{n+m} [/tex]
to
[tex] n = \frac{\sqrt{a}*m}{\sqrt{A}-\sqrt{a}} [/tex]
I'm getting really discouraged that I can't see how this follows since I know it's just simple algebraic manipulation. Anyway, if anyone could help me out with this I'd really appreciate it.
to
[tex] n = \frac{\sqrt{a}*m}{\sqrt{A}-\sqrt{a}} [/tex]
I'm getting really discouraged that I can't see how this follows since I know it's just simple algebraic manipulation. Anyway, if anyone could help me out with this I'd really appreciate it.