Hello, I have a problem is there any function able to tell me what 'E' equals? 'z' and 'y' are constant. Please, if its possible use simple language 
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transforming the equation
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There are numerous methods to solve this.
First Method - you doing the work
1. Divide each side by y
2. Take the natural log of each side
3. divide each side by -pi
4. multiple each side by (1-E)^1/2
5. Square each side
6. solve the quadratic equation for E
Second method - Use the Solve function of mathcad
Richard
First Method - you doing the work
1. Divide each side by y
2. Take the natural log of each side
3. divide each side by -pi
4. multiple each side by (1-E)^1/2
5. Square each side
6. solve the quadratic equation for E
Second method - Use the Solve function of mathcad
Richard
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If you still need help, you can consider heading over to PTC's Community.
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