Hi all,
I'm doing an transport economics project for college. I want to add something into it that's not covered on the course, namely what rate of growth is needed to justify an investment. A...
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Hope I can post this here! Just wondering is there a particular formula I could use to work out the following questions:
(sample exam questions)
An arithmetic sequence has first term W...
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Right I have a list of 400 peoples' heights! They range from 148 to 194! I need this answered;
Using the mean height and standard deviation of height calculated in Question 3 and assuming a N...
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Hi,
Just wondering if someone could help me solve this question, or at least point me in the right direction.
f(x) is a cubic polynomial
f(-1)=0
f(1)=0
f(2)=5f(0)
i) Find the...
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I have to make a graph of Cosec^4(theta/2) vs X. But im not sure how to get Cosec^4. any suggestions?
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I just wanted to know in the topic of complex numbers, why when you multiply two polar coordinates together, you add the cos and isin piii fractions instead of multiplying them normally. Are polar...
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...nah, just kidding
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I'm currenlty studying a thrid level statistics course but am having difficulty following the content (its distance learning).
I'm searching for a grind via grindsworld.com but to no avail. D...
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Multi-variable Taylor Series, the order notation and stationary points.
I have access to the UCD library so if I need to look at a couple of books that's fine.
Just want a general unders...
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Here's a riddle that involved probability and I heard the answer but I'm not really sure about it....
Random woman meets you and tells you she has two children, at least one of which is female...
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Over the last few years, I've posted polls like this one for mortgages and rents separately.
http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055041230 [http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t...
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How are yez lads,now dont give me stick cos im useless at maths lol,but does anyone know any useful links where i could study for my JC's?
I want to leave and get an apprenticeship or join the Arm...
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How would I prove that a function like f(x) = x/(x^2 +1) is bijective? (1 - 1)
Thanks
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Right apparently on "Are you Smarter than a 10yr old" this was asked
5+3*0 = ?
To which the correct answer was 0 (presumably on the basis that anything multiplied by 0 = 0)
H...
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Anyone what to show me how to do this with out a calculator?
For anyone who has the Thomas' Calculus book its page 56 question 6.
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Seeing that I cant get my lecture notes (website is down) I need your help.
Like how do I work this out?
Is there any sites that show you how to do this step by step?
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[If you know an international mathematics internet forum that could solve the below query, feel free to reply with its link. To summarise the query, I want to calculate meaningful values of A,B an...
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Maurice and gary work in ****** maurice is 7 years older than gary, when maurice is twice his curren age, gary will be 51 . what age are Maurice and Gary now?
i crap at maths can figure this o...
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gentlemen, i come with an issue.
i've got a project due soon based in CafeOBJ, but i've no idea what to do. the questions are grand enough, as i understand the scripts themselves, and can draw...
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I found some internet sites where you can print it off but my printer at home is a knackered ink jet so I think it's more hassle than it's worth.
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Has anyone done/is anyone doing a degree in actuary here? I'm interested in doing it after my leaving cert coming up, but it would be a **** lot of work. I would love to do it for the money and th...
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I know it is to do with the formula
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But dont know how to do it..
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I understand f(x) = x 0<x<2
just not y=-x/2+3
How did they get that?
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I'm just wondering what type of books to look for that will have a section on basic linear programming. (If I type "linear programming" into the library search all I get out is stuff tha...
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I'm stuck with this question and I want to figure out how to solve it in case a similar one comes up in my exam tomorrow!
Determine the max/min distance from the origin to any point on the ell...
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