10-03-2011
script to iterate
Hi
i need to find x in the following equation such that it satisfies this condition:
y/x-ln(x)-1.24=0
how can i write a script to iterate to give random x to satisfy this equation.
y is different each time too. any help with awk/shell script will be awesome!
thanks
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