# At what point does an Xsome become an orgy?  (mathematical proof)

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[quote=“newman”"]

The following equation was derived:

Y(X) = (M + X)F^-1

Rearranging:

Y(X) = (M + X)/(F+1)

[/quote]

404 correct math not found.

Rearranged:

Y(X) = (M+X)/F

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