"Dirk Van de moortel" <dirkvandemoortel@hotspam.not> wrote in message
news:jq2qjl$kf8$1@speranza.aioe.org...
> Indeed, writing LT and inverse:
>     x' = g ( x - v t )      [1]
>     t' = g ( t - v x )      [2]
>     x = g ( x' + v t' )     [3]
>     t = g ( t' + v x' )     [4]

x' = g ( x - v t )      [1]
Divide both sides of the equation by g:
x'/g = x - v t [1.5]
Add vt to both sides of the equation:
x'/g + vt = x,
or swapping sides,
x = x'/g +vt [not 3]

t' = g ( t - v x )
t'/g = t -vx
t = t'/g + vx

x = x'/g + v( t'/g + vx)
   = x'/g + vt'/g + v^2 x
   = (x' + vt')/g + v^2 x 

Hilarious!
The fumbling fuckwit, Dork Van de Belgian Waffle, can't manage
simple schoolboy algebra!
ROFLMAO!