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11-22-2009, 08:54 AM

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in terms of X 10^-n

I have been asked to put the S* value of the kohler curve equation in terms of 1 + A X 10^-n

where

S* = 1 + (4A^3/27T^3b)^1/2

Can anybody show how me to do this please?

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