I'm studying physics, math and some chemistry at the OU in Israel. I don't know about the UK - here they have the basic selection of courses most people take in undergrad (QM, E&M, statistical, solid state, waves, nuclear, etc). I find it much harder than studying at a regular university...
After thinking about it more, I actually found that the molar fraction does depend on the temperature (funny, because another online source mislead me by stating that it does not depend on the temperature).
If you know the initial composition, the enthalpies of evaporation for each substance...
Why does the molar fraction of a solution not depend on temperature?
In other words, why will heating a solution preserve its composition? It seems to me that if I have two substances that evaporate at different rates, the substance with the faster evaporation rate will pass more moles into...
Oh, wait - I'm still stuck! Obviously, lim x^p*sin(1/x) = 0 at 0, because sin(1/x) is bounded between +-1.
But what do you do when you have a case like x^p*1/sin(1/x) ? Squeeze theorem doesn't seem to work here.
Right - that's exactly the situation in my problem. lim g = 0, lim f doesn't exist.
Specifically, I'm trying to determine whether x^2* (1/sin(1/x)) has a limit at 0.
1/sin(1/x) oscillates around between +-infinity in the neighborhood of 0, so it clearly has no limit. However the limit of...
Homework Statement
If it is known that f has no limit (finite or infinite) at x, does the limit if f*g at x exist? (g being any continuous function). if not - how do you prove it?
How to get "Aha" moments in the middle of math exams?
I find that when I work on math homework, I usually spend hours (or days) on a single problem, with little success. I usually go around in circles, and end up frustrated and clueless, with a huge mess of scribbled paper in front of me. Then...
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