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shuer kooda fooled me . . . . 7.6 -(vi/2.5)=1.8^2 . . . (vi/2.5)=7.6 -1.8^2 . . . vi=2.5*(7.6 -1.8^2) . . . vi=2.5*(7.6 -3.24) . . . vi=2.5*4.36 . . . vi=10.9
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