Find a+b+c?
Question asked by: amaljay
Asked on: 09 Feb 2010
This is too complicated for me but maybe one of the maths experts around here can solve it!
I think the key is to understand how to be able to re-arrange algebraic equations correctly.
It is worth getting someone good at maths to explain the method to you as once you've learned it you can apply it in every case.
By: knowitall
Replied at: 21 Feb 2010
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By: dynamic
Date of comment: Mon, Jun 28th 2010
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