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Article #384tranformation of formulae
From: jc
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 20:42
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1992 20:42
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Hello, out there all you math experts. I have a problem that
perhaps someone could suggest a book or hopefully a little
share ware program that would help me.
I am a professional mariner by trade and as such , part of what
I do is go to Nautical School to upgrade my Certification.
I am currently attending a course in Victoria B.C.
I have only grade 9 math(20 years ago), A lot of the stuff we deal
with is 1st year Univ level math,, I am able to get by with most of
it and teach myself. However my consistent stumbling block is
the Algerbraic transformation of forumlae. Taking the unknowns from
, well basically isolating the unknown factors , once that is done, I have
no particular problem (using a calculator(HP-41) to solve. I do not have
the time to take a complete math course or Algerbra course, Any suggestions
as to a GOOD book or hopefully a little shareware teaching aid that
would address my problem??? thanx and cheers
jc@oneb.almanac.bc.ca (John Cross)
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