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Hi all,
I'm working on a problem related to an MRI signal equation. Essentially I want to derive an equation that can tell me the point at which f(x) is maximum. I have differentiated with respect to x and double checked that there are no errors.
But now I am stumped at how to rearrange for x. Or even if it is possible to rearrange for x. Here is the equation:
0 = ax-1.5 + be-cx * (cx-0.5 + 0.5x-1.5)
Is it possible to rearrange for x? If so what technique should be used? I am happy to have a go at doing the algebra myself but I'm completely stumped!
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Homework Statement
I'm working on a problem related to an MRI signal equation. Essentially I want to derive an equation that can tell me the point at which f(x) is maximum. I have differentiated with respect to x and double checked that there are no errors.
But now I am stumped at how to rearrange for x. Or even if it is possible to rearrange for x. Here is the equation:
Homework Equations
0 = ax-1.5 + be-cx * (cx-0.5 + 0.5x-1.5)
The Attempt at a Solution
Is it possible to rearrange for x? If so what technique should be used? I am happy to have a go at doing the algebra myself but I'm completely stumped!
Any help will be greatly appreciated