Hi Marvin. It looks like I have something to work with.

Thanks for all your help :)

Tony

Hi Marvin. It looks like I have something to work with.

Thanks for all your help :)

Tony

Marvin, this might be what I need. But i need to look at it in detail to understand it. It seems a bit abstract & needs to be studied b4  apply it. Where did u get this formula?? Is this yours??

Marvin, this might be what I need. But i need to look at it in detail to understand it. It seems a bit abstract & needs to be studied b4  apply it. Where did u get this formula?? Is this yours??

Hi Joe, thanks for taking the tim to respond. I had to put my project on hold for a bit and now I'm back at it.

the answer to your question simply is yes. I want to find t where y1 = y2.

thank you!

Tony