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How Do You Calculate the Integral of e^x from 0 to 1 Using Riemann Sums?
Reimann's Law..maajoor Helpp! 1. Use Riemann sum ( do NOT use fundamental theorum of Calculus) to calculate (integral) b= 1 and a =0 e^x dx Attempt: (delta x)=b-a/n 1-0/n =1/n xi = 1/n (integral) b=1 a=0 sigmaf(xi)deltax limn->infin sigma f(i/n)1/n use eqn to get...limn->infin...- angel_eyez
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How can I solve limx->infinity (x/x+1)^x using L'Hospital's rule?
kk thnnxx for your help newayzz =)- angel_eyez
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How can I solve limx->infinity (x/x+1)^x using L'Hospital's rule?
noo i haven't :|- angel_eyez
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How can I solve limx->infinity (x/x+1)^x using L'Hospital's rule?
i took the ln of both sides, and then found the derivative, and i got the answer as zero.. so i got ln y= 0 den i used the fact that e^lny = y...there fore y= e^0 =S..- angel_eyez
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How can I solve limx->infinity (x/x+1)^x using L'Hospital's rule?
noo..havent learned it =S- angel_eyez
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How can I solve limx->infinity (x/x+1)^x using L'Hospital's rule?
umm so when x is large 1/x = 0 so that means e^o = 1, I am still lossttt- angel_eyez
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How can I solve limx->infinity (x/x+1)^x using L'Hospital's rule?
l'hospitals rulee! major help 1. i don't know how to do this question limx->infinity (x/x+1)^x. i keep gettin the rong answer, some heelp pleasez:confused: 2.the right answer is 1/e but I am not getting that, i tried many diff ways, i can't post my work it here because its too long...- angel_eyez
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Another le chatelier qsneed to make sure
1. for the equilibrium reaction below predict what would happen if dilute HCl were added to the K2CrO4 solution? 2. 2CrO4(aq) + 2H+(aq) <--> Cr2O7(aq) + H2O 3. The reaction will shift to the right because the acid will donate a proton which will react with H+ to produce hydrogen...- angel_eyez
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Effect of Adding NaOH to a Solution of K2CrO4 at Equilibrium
um..yeaaa..:|- angel_eyez
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Effect of Adding NaOH to a Solution of K2CrO4 at Equilibrium
ohhh..k..so wen NaOH is added it takes up the proton since its a base..so therefore the reaction will proceed to the left =)- angel_eyez
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Effect of Adding NaOH to a Solution of K2CrO4 at Equilibrium
btw ye i know it needs to be a double arrow, i just didnt know how to put it- angel_eyez
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Effect of Adding NaOH to a Solution of K2CrO4 at Equilibrium
so basically da H+ is the acid..cuz acids donate a proton..so therefore the reactino will proceed in the forward direction to reduce the stress of NaOH...? need to know if I am right =)- angel_eyez
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Effect of Adding NaOH to a Solution of K2CrO4 at Equilibrium
neutralization reaction?..so that means the reaction will proceed in the forward direction?- angel_eyez
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Effect of Adding NaOH to a Solution of K2CrO4 at Equilibrium
Le chatelier's principle..HELP! 1. for the given reaction at equilibrium predict what would happen if NaOH were added to a solution of K2CrO4 2. 2CrO4 (aq) + 2H+(aq) --> Cr2O7(aq) + H2O 3. my answer was that it would not affect the equilibrium since NaOH is a liquid :confused...- angel_eyez
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How can the constant and x^12 terms be found in the expansion of (3/x - x^3)^8?
i still kind adont get it..can u please complete it:blushing:- angel_eyez
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help