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To: ableChair

P2 = P1/e exp (aR)

No. The equation is P2/P1 = e exp -(aR), or P2 = P1 * e exp -(aR).

507 posted on 09/29/2004 3:10:08 PM PDT by Cboldt

To: Cboldt

Oh, I see. Now the equation conveniently morphs to your liking. GIVE IT UP!

510 posted on 09/29/2004 3:12:12 PM PDT by ableChair

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