q=bf/m

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Solution for q=bf/m equation: 


log(2^(1/2))(64)

13*x-1*x^3+0*x^2-12 = 0

log(2^(1/2))(64)

1*x^3+11*x+0*x^2-12 = 0

j/4 = 4.3

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