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Why does this algorithm work for calculating ln(x)?
Homework Statement I found this algorithm online for computing ln(x). I use the babylonians method for computing square root if it is relevant. fun naturalLog(desired: Double): Double { var naturalLog = desired // desired = x for(number in 0..9) { naturalLog =...- Arnoldjavs3
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- Algorithm Work
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How do you compute an exponent with irrational values?
This has been really informative, thank you! I think once I've implemented a properly working algorithm for this, I can move on to implementations of trigonometric functions. Do you have any suggestions on other methods to look at for approximations? For now, I'm not too concerned about...- Arnoldjavs3
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How do you compute an exponent with irrational values?
I uploaded the file here if you're interested: http://www.filedropper.com/spie19991 Not sure why your browser is flagging that site... Loaded for me fine. Proceed at own risk though, lol. Also, back to your original suggestion. I have a question about computing ##e^x## where ##0<x<1##. How do...- Arnoldjavs3
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How do you compute an exponent with irrational values?
This was very informative, thank you. I was well aware of how a pocket hand-held calculator performed operations but did not bother to actually consider implementing their logic(since I'm implementing this calculator as an android app) I will read into both the paper you linked and...- Arnoldjavs3
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How do you compute an exponent with irrational values?
I suppose I could use some tables. I figured if I had a table of ##e^x## I could interpolate up to a certain point. Not sure to what degree though.- Arnoldjavs3
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How do you compute an exponent with irrational values?
Never would have thought that programming would get me more excited to do math! Too cool. I am not too worried about optimization of algorithms for now rather than just getting a proper calculator working. Edit: Ok abck to my original problem. So using the summation I mentioned above I get...- Arnoldjavs3
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How do you compute an exponent with irrational values?
Homework Statement Let's say I want to compute ##2^{2.4134}##. We know that the base is a rational number and the power is an irrational number. Please keep in mind that I have not taken too many math classes yet and I am self-studying right now by making a calculator and respective algorithms...- Arnoldjavs3
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- Exponent Irrational
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Is This Matrix Both Onto and One-to-One?
Let's assume that it was from R4 -> R3. What now? It should never be one-to-one in that case, but can it still be onto?- Arnoldjavs3
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Is This Matrix Both Onto and One-to-One?
Homework Statement Say I have a matrix: [3 -2 1] [1 -4 1] [1 1 0] Is this matrix onto? One to one? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I know it's not one to one. In ker(T) there are non trivial solutions to the system. But since I've confirmed there is something in the ker(T), does...- Arnoldjavs3
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- Linear Linear transformation Transformation
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Converting standard to polar form
Oh... right. I didn't know how to add the degree symbol with latex. I feel stupid now. How about the degree for ##z=-8i##? Am I right to think that it is 270o?- Arnoldjavs3
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Converting standard to polar form
Homework Statement you are given the standard form z = 3 - 3i Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution so to convert this to polar form, i know that ##r = 3√2## but how do i find theta here? There are so many mixed answers it seems online that I can't tell... i know that ##(3,-3)## is in...- Arnoldjavs3
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- Form Polar Polar form Standard
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Question about row/column/nullspace
Yup! Makes sense now. Just find it interesting that I understand the nullspace and can compute it easily but I still abstract details like that.- Arnoldjavs3
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Question about row/column/nullspace
The subspace of linear combinations that make your system equal to 0? edit: Now that I think about it, when A is a 3x5 matrix, you need a 5x1 matrix vector X. Since X is 5x1, that means the nullspace is in r5 since X represents all vectors inside the nullspace?- Arnoldjavs3
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Question about row/column/nullspace
Why would it be in r5 though? Each vector in the nullspace will only have 3 components- Arnoldjavs3
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Question about row/column/nullspace
Homework Statement If we have a 3x5 matrix: The row space is in r5, the col space is in r3, and the nullspace is in r3 correct? Because you would need 5 components to be a member of r5 so the col space cannot be a member of r5 correct? Here is the question: http://prntscr.com/evo91g Homework...- Arnoldjavs3
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