
Al P. answered 04/04/18
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A = a/(2R(n-1)2)
(A/a)*2R = 1/(n-1)2
(n-1)2 = a/(2AR)
n-1 = ±√(a/(2AR))
n = 1 ± √(a/(2AR)), 2AR ≠ 0, a ≠ 0 (if a=0 the original equation produces A=0, another way to look at it, n can not be 1)
This has two potential solutions. Whether they are both valid or not depends on additional constraints on a/(2AR) and n. For example, if n must be real, then a/(2AR) > 0 is required.
Hek L.
04/04/18