Abstract
Abstract Ordinary algebra may be used to backcalculate health‐based cleanup targets in deterministic risk assessments, but it does not work in interval or probabilistic risk assessments. Equations with interval or random variables do not follow the rules of ordinary algebra. This paper explains the need for more sophisticated methods to backcalculate soil cleanup targets when using interval or random variables.
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