This is regarding algorith complexity, but that's not the point here.
I saw this resolution:
4( n/1,3 )² = 4/1,69 x n²
Could anyone clarify how is this equation is done? How can 4( n/1,3 )² equals to 4/1,69 x n²
I tried to reproduce but failed drastically.
4( n/1,3 )² = 4 x n/1,3 x n/1,3
= 4 x n²/1,69
= ?
Thanks in advance.
$$ (a+b)^2=a^2+b^2+2ab \\(1.3)^2=(1+0.3)^2=1+(0.3)^2+2(1)(0.3)\\(1.3)^2=1+0.09+0.6=1.69 \\so\\4(\frac{n}{1.3})^2=4*\frac{(n)^2}{(1.3)^2}=4*\frac{n^2}{1.69} $$