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Proving Constant Function f from Derivative: f'(a)
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Evaluate this (improper) integral
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Proving that a^2-2b^2-4c^2 = 0 has no positive integer solutions
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Integration Overload: Is There a Structured Approach?
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Prime Ideals in Z[sqrt(2)] and Cosets in ZxZ/I
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Estimating the sum of reciprocal powers using a given fourier series
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What is Hennessy-Milner Logic and Where Can I Find References?
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Find the zeroes of the derivative?
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Understanding Cauchy Sequences: Solving for a_n in an Inductive Definition
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Partial Fraction Decomposition
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How do I find the slope of a tangent line using implicit differentiation?
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Distributing Presents Among Children
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Maximizing u(x,y): Using the Harmonic Function
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Differential equation using laplace transforms
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Solving DE x'(t) = -.20x(t) to Find Amount After 1 Year
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Is there an easy way to prove
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What is a Borel Measurable Function and How to Prove It?
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How to Find the Radius of a Disk for Delta-Epsilon Proof?
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Applied maximum and minimum problems problem
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Multiplication tables of rings
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How Do You Solve the Limit of (5-x) / (3 - sqrt(x^2 - 16)) as x Approaches 5?
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Related Rates, find d(theta)/dt
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General 3rd degree polynomial always increasing problem?
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Solving Modular Arithmetic Homework: ax = 1 (mod m)
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Equivalent Norms: Piecewise Continuous Linear Function [0,1]
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Fourier Transformations: Rewriting a F.T.
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Is This Proof Really a Proof? Examining the Fundamentals of Mathematical Proofs
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Non abelian groups of order 6 isomorphic to S_3
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Calculus: trig functions anti-derivatives
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Calculating Integrals of Force for Work Done
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Limit as x goes to infinity (algebraic)
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Derivative of SQRT(X + Sin^2 (3x) )
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GRE Pratice Test Problems 50, 56, 61 GR:9768
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Can the unit step function express e^t between 0 and 2?
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Understanding Limit Points and Isolated Points in Different Sets
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How can trigonometric substitution be used to simplify a complex integral?
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Factoring Polynomials with Real Coefficients
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Estimating the Number of Volumes in a Library Using Two Proposed Estimators
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How Does Group Theory Reveal Non-Abelian Groups of Order pq?
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What is the Non-Simplest Group of Order mp?
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Have I answered these questions on Laplace's equation correctly?
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L'Hospital's Rule for tan(x) and tan(10x) at 9pi/4: Exact Value Calculation
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The sum and product of an nth degree polynomial
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How can one find the dervative of a function
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Reduction formula, integration problem
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Graphing Coordinate Systems in R3: Spherical Equations and Inequalities
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Advanced Calc 1 Question about Closed Sets
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Surface Integral: Calculating Max Area from Circular Log
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Why is the function not differentiable at (0,0)?
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Division, Primes, Divisors & Powers: Solve Them All!
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How to Calculate Infinite Series for Poisson Distribution?
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LeGrange Multipliers Finding critical points of function
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This is a limit an intergral question
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Solving Linear Algebra with Full Column Rank Matrix
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Prove sets are equipotent using Schroder - Bernstein
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Differentiating expressions involving multivariable vector valued functions
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Linear Algebra question: finding bases
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Induction Proof Help: Showing (n^5)/5 + (n^3)/3 + 7n/15 is Integer
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Proving A = B if A -> B and B -> A and A and B are Fuzzy sets
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Solving for C and Y(x) in differential equations
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Maximizing Area of Rectangle in x+3y=12 Plane
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Really hard number theory problem
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How many limit points can be in a countable subset of \mathbb{R}?
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Supposedly easy arcsine problem
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Confused just a little bit though difference between (x,y), and <x,y>
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Linear algebra application: entropy
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Implicit Differentiation w/ trig functions check
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How to Find the General Element of (AB)^T for (AB)^T [AB transposed]
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Heat conduction in bars: varying the boundary condition. Harmonics problem
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Transforming Trigonometric Functions using Laplace Transformations
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Application of Cauchy's formula for trigonometric integrals.
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Every unctble set of R contains a lim pt in R
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Proving Power Function for H0: p=1/2 in Coin Bias Test | X=8, 9, or 10
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Limit x -> 0 cos(x) - 1 / sin(x)
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Finding the Direction of a Vector: Unit Vector Explained
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Solve this with lower incomplete gamma function
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Complex Analysis - Contour Intergral
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Complex Variable-definite integral
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Evaluating the Limit of e^tan x - How to Solve?
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Integration by trigonometric substitution
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Is a Negative Real Root Possible for a Fifth Degree Equation?
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Filling in the blank to a statement
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Can B x A Form a Group with This Operation?
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Can anyone describe to me the difference between dot product and cross product?
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Proving Cyclic Extension of Finite Galois Group L/F
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Proving X is Full Column Rank Matrix if X^TX is Non-Singular
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Calculating the Probability of Getting k Heads from Flipping a Fair Coin n Times
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Check request: Implicit Differentiation
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Find the mean, variance, and standard deviation
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(x_n)->0 and lim(x_n)sin(1/(x_n))=0 help?
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Proof that a specific map is an injective immersion
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Complex Circles: Path of |z-i| = pi
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Proving sin(x) $\leq$ x Without Using cos(x)
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Calculating Trigonometric Functions in the Cylinder System
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Convergence in L^2 but not pointwise almost everywhere: An example
- math8
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Variational method for geodesics - I'm stuck
- Corals
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What is the maximum product of two numbers when their sum is 100?
- Geekchick
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Finding AB & BA: Can It Be Done?
- roam
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Every integer can be written as a sum of a square and square free integer
- SNOOTCHIEBOOCHEE
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Prove that Hermitian/Skew Herm/Unitary Matrix is a Normal Matrix
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