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PhysicsForums index laws  
23:56 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 51]    By: Unnamed
The index laws state that a^m x a^n = a^m+n These means that in the equation 6^3x-12=6^x 6^3x/6^x = 6^2x but when I solve for x using logs the answer is different to what my calculator gives me. ...
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PhysicsForums taking a course in calculus on manifolds.  
23:35 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 8, Views: 226]    By: Unnamed
im thinking of taking in 2008 the second semester a course in analysis of manifolds. now some of the preliminaries although not obligatory, are differnetial geometry and topology, i will not have the...
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PhysicsForums another cyclic group question  
23:09 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 46]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data List the elements of the subgroups <3> abd <15> in Z(18) 2. Relevant equations 3. The attempt at a solution ...
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PhysicsForums Dice Averaging Dilemna  
23:03 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 18, Views: 166]    By: Unnamed
This is for a PnP RPG I am creating... I've looked around for places on the internet, but haven't really found anything so I figured I'd go to the source. ;) QUESTION: I'm rolling 3d8, (3 eight-sid...
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PhysicsForums Approximation of a Circle's Circumference  
22:42 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 121]    By: Unnamed
I've found a new way for finding the circumference of a circle by using a visual perspective ,an angle of 18 degrees, and law of sines, its formula is: R is the radius of the circle r is the new r...
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PhysicsForums Integration Help  
21:53 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 14, Views: 146]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data LaTeX Source CodeThe following code was used to generate this LaTeX image:[tex]\\int\\frac{2x+1+\\sqrt{x} dx}{(x+1)(1+\\sqrt{x}}[/tex]LaTe...
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PhysicsForums purpose of parametric equations  
21:35 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 49]    By: Unnamed
I am confused myself, so I post the Q. when we talk about "definite integral of area" in rectangular or polar coordinates, the "area" is quite clear, at least people do it in th...
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PhysicsForums samples of parametric equations  
21:09 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 73]    By: Unnamed
I need samples of parametric equations: x=Fx(t); y=Fy(t); the samples must be useful or famous in math, physics or engineer, not be created randomly meaningless. one that I know is to describl...
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PhysicsForums Abstract algebra  
21:04 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 17, Views: 238]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data I am asked to show that if E is a semi-group and if (i) there is a left identity in E (ii) there is a left inverse to every element of...
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PhysicsForums Discrete Mathematics Question  
21:02 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 63]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data Suppose a, b, and c are integers and x, y, and z are nonzero real numbers that satisfy the following equations: xy/(x+y)=a xz/(x+z)=b ...
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PhysicsForums Linear Algebra: Subspace Proof  
19:53 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 58]    By: Unnamed
Prove that the intersection of any collection of subspaces of V is a subspace of V. Ok, I know I need to show that: 1. For all u and v in the intersection, it must imply that u+v is in the inte...
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PhysicsForums Position of a point  
19:52 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 96]    By: Unnamed
How to locate position of a point say P(x,y) according to the following: a) 2 lines (ax+by+c=0) and (AX+BY+C=0)(in between or outside) b)IN the upper region or in the lower region of a line(ax+b...
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PhysicsForums span of a set of 3D vectors  
19:40 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 31]    By: Unnamed
1. Given b = (-2,3,7), u1= (4,-1,5) and u2= (3,1,3) and u3 = (5,02), determine if vector b is in the span of the remaining vectors 2. Relevant equations 3. You just solve for three equat...
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PhysicsForums Analysis Question - irrational and rational numbers - proof  
19:29 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 14, Views: 67]    By: Unnamed
This isn't really a question about homework specifically, it's more just that I don't understand part of my chapter...I am just starting Principles of Mathematical Analysis by Ruben... Here is what...
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PhysicsForums Beasty integral  
19:27 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 5, Views: 156]    By: Unnamed
This is an integral that Mathematica doesn't seem to be able to do. I don't know how to tackle it either. The general form is LaTeX Source CodeThe following code was used to generate this LaTeX ...
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PhysicsForums Question help please  
19:23 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 29]    By: Unnamed
ok iv tried this like 2 times and im still not geting it Q> suppose that h(x)=f(x+1) and that the line tangent to the graph of f at the point (2,f(2)) is described by the equation y = 3x-4. a...
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PhysicsForums Can't find a particular example: two numbers very close together  
17:47 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 13, Views: 240]    By: Unnamed
I'm looking for a particular (actually, there are probably several) of two numbers that are "extremely close together" - by which I mean they share the first 15 or so significant digits bef...
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PhysicsForums Differential Region Question  
17:42 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 47]    By: Unnamed
Determine the region in the xy-plane for which (1+y^3)y' = x^2 This has a unique solution. ----------------------------------------- Not really understanding what this is asking of me? ...
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PhysicsForums Composition of a function  
17:08 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 8, Views: 97]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data Well its not really a problem, i'm just trying to see it there's a different method to solve the problem. My textbooks gives a CAS problem...
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PhysicsForums differential equation help  
17:03 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 40]    By: Unnamed
Solve the Differential Equation (1-cos(x))dy + (2ysin(x) - tan(x)) dx = 0 I have tried this two ways so far and either way that I do it does not look correst. First way: As a seperable DE. ...
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PhysicsForums what is an equal sign with a strait line down the middle of it mean?  
16:16 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 104]    By: Unnamed
What does an equal sign with a straight line down the middle of it mean?...
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PhysicsForums One to one functions/range --calc II  
16:01 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 7, Views: 66]    By: Unnamed
In calc II, we are learning about inverse functions, So I have two questions: 1. Is there any way to find out if a function is one to one without looking at the graph? 2. How can I determine the...
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PhysicsForums Equation for set of points  
15:48 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 22, Views: 226]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data Determine the eqution for the set of all points (x,y) so that the distnce of (x,y) from (4,0) is twce the distance of (x,y) from (1,0). ...
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PhysicsForums Initial Value Problem  
14:26 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 41]    By: Unnamed
Im having a little issue figuring out this intial value problem. Solve the Initial Value Problem y' = (3x^2)/[(3y^2)-4] where y(0)=1 Looks like I can solve it as a seperable DE. dy/dx ...
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PhysicsForums Inequality  
14:02 6-Sep-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 73]    By: Unnamed
Does anyone can solve the following equation x^2 – x < 0 Here is the solutions of mine: x^2 – x < 0 x(x – 1) < 0 x < 0, x < 1 Please advance...
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