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This Equation: 

J = 0,0008695  * (Q ^ 1,75 / D ^ 4,75)

Gives J for Fair-Whipple-Hsiao.

How to calculate Q using Wolfram Mathematica ?

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  • You may get a better answer from [Mathematica StackExchange](http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/). – adamdc78 Apr 08 '15 at 00:20

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I'm assuming that you want to solve for Q in terms of J and D. First, I'd recommend using lowercase letters to start your variable names as Mathematica starts all of its functions with uppercase letters and D is the name of a standard function. You could use the following:

 Solve[j == (8695/10000000) (q^(175/100)/d^(475/100)), q]

Note that I've rationalized all of the numbers to avoid potential round-off error. This results in

 {{q -> (2000 5^(3/7) (d^(19/4) j)^(4/7))/1739^(4/7)}}
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