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Using:
a_1 〖B_1〗^n=a_2 〖B_2〗^n

If:
(a_1 B_1)/C_1 =(a_2 B_2)/C_2

Determine an expression for a1 in terms of a2, C1, C2 and n.

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Given:
a_1 〖B_1〗^n=a_2 〖B_2〗^n
(a_1 B_1)/C_1 =(a_2 B_2)/C_2
Required to find an expression for a1 in terms of a2, C1, C2 and n.

From the first given condition, 〖 a〗_1 〖B_1〗^n=a_2 〖B_2〗^n
a_1/a_2 = (B_2^n)/(B_1^n )
From the second given condition, (a_1 B_1)/C_1 ...

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