I listed a big equation in "V BE Stuff" (Electronic Design Analog Supplement, June 26, 2000, p. 15) and set up some equations in "Transimpedance Amplifier Stuff" (Electronic Design, Jan. 8, p. 139).

As Principal Greene watches, he points out that the exercise is a simple algebraic equation: x+7=y. Later, Mr. Moore is asked if he thought of the exercise as an algebra lesson.

The answer lies in the selling of the equation. You must truly believe yourself to be an asset to a particular business/organization. In order to sell it, you yourself must be convinced.

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An algebraic equation contains one or more letters in it. Each letter in the equation is called a variable. A variable can change in value. We guess at different values for each letter until our ...

In this math problem illustrated by Gergely Dudás, a cartoon bear sits in front of a fill-in-the-blank equation, which requires figuring out which symbols go between the four numbers.

VIN = F1 [VOUT + F2 (I1)] where F1 and F2 are functions of R1, R2, C1, and C2—and of frequency. We derived that equation just by studying the currents through R1 and R2, and C1 and C2.

An algebraic equation contains one or more letters in it. Each letter in the equation is called a variable. A variable can change in value.