Factoring in reverse implied odds in a ver sppecefic situation

ok i just made a post trying to answer the post by jkds but accidentally erased it. I have been studying it though. One thing that always confused me about algebra is that numbers seem to come out of thin air. Example .073 = 1/ (1+.75s)...........so.......13.69 = 1+.75s,......12.69 = .75s........s =16.93. Where is he 13.69 coming from

.073 = 1/ (1+.75s)

.073 * (1+ .75s)=1

1+.75s=1/0.073= 13.69

.75s=13.69-1=12.69

Originally Posted by Keith_MM

.073 = 1/ (1+.75s)

.073 * (1+ .75s)=1

1+.75s=1/0.073= 13.69
.073 * (1+ .75s)=1
.75s=13.69-1=12.69

ok well i admit i have no idea how to solve that Equation by hand but when i put it in Algebra Simplifier and Math Solver that SHOWS WORK i get s==16.9315068493151.