2009-11-01, 10:56 PM
Assume the following:
y = (n * pi) / (n + 1)
Solve for n when y = pi
I ended up with the following:
n = n + 1
So... where did I mess up? It doesn't make sense that 0 = 1, and I don't recall dividing by zero.
y = (n * pi) / (n + 1)
Solve for n when y = pi
I ended up with the following:
n = n + 1
So... where did I mess up? It doesn't make sense that 0 = 1, and I don't recall dividing by zero.