How does the equation 5 arrive at equation 7 Zgc =1+ eP(e+u)Zgc = 1+ ef(e+u) + e2p(e+H)nNM%3DQa1+4%3D%3D2nZgc = 1+ e(e+u) + eB(Ee +es+24)= nNM 1+ +%3D1+4+GG = µQ.(5)(6)G = k,TQ In -(7)1+

see the equation 5 which shows were G= uQa ----------------------- 5 now we with use the value of u…

Answered: equation 5 arrive at equation 7

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