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Topic: Three Equations with Three Unknowns
Replies: 15   Last Post: Jul 30, 2013 5:44 PM

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KBH

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Re: Three Equations with Three Unknowns
Posted: Jul 24, 2013 3:07 AM
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William Elliot wrote:

This math a group; this is not a computer group. Though we know some programming languages, what the heck is KBH? More importantly, simply state your three equations in mathematical language, if you're asking a question about solving them. If instead, you're asking about your code, then find a computer group.


KBH writes:

The subject is a presentation and not a question.

The computer code runs in Delphi console-mode or in TP7.

A computer program that computes math might be math. But really it would be of very little interest to someone in a computer forum that's just trying to debug one of their programs.

KBH is KBH Applications. When I post code it's just not one of my shareware developments.

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