I just need help simplifying these equations (1 and 2). Qo,Kic, and CL are all their own variables (not 2 multiplied ie. Q*o, k*i*c and not C*L) VCRACK L&W *H = / got ¹1/2) | 390 MtVinTOUGNESS GIVEN:LK (+) = quVCRACKVin1/2/471/2qut4CL14H(98-H)(( FC ) (+) #1 / (11) T4CL(8CLEgo +¹/24CL(WK (+) = / 90² K ₁/² t16CLE 42Kic 4 t\"416CLE1/4+/6•H(9₁- H) TJude

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I just need help simplifying these equations (1 and 2). Qo,Kic, and CL are all their own variables (not 2 multiplied ie. Q*o, k*i*c and not C*L)

I just need help simplifying these equations (1 and 2). Qo,Kic, and CL are all their own variables (not 2 multiplied ie. Qo, kic and not CL)

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