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Integration without an expression
Well, the whole of the line may not have a similar looking function, But! If you break the line into tiny sub-sections and find the functions that may match each individual little line, you can simply add all the integrals of the tiny lines together. Maybe this will help :)- AtaraxiaAle
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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High School Unravel the meaning of the variables to find numerical answers
ha-Ha! Yes, that is the correct set of answers "Moo"! But you can also notice that i and -i can be inter-transposed and still make sense. Good job. Yea, if they are all ones then it works as well, but I thought that was too easy so I said that they shouldn't repeat.- AtaraxiaAle
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- Forum: General Math
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High School Unravel the meaning of the variables to find numerical answers
Ah, yes, this is true; but not exactly as complicated as it truly is. I say this, and I should have said this before, because none of these values equal zero. And! No values "repeat" themselves, exactly. Try again- AtaraxiaAle
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- Forum: General Math
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High School Unravel the meaning of the variables to find numerical answers
This is a riddle that has proven to be a stumper. At least, the people I have asked... The task is to unravel the meaning of the variables to find numerical answers. Can you do it? Solve for "s", "t", "r", and "u:" *Edit* When Zero is not a solution. *Edit* s * s & = & & s \\...- AtaraxiaAle
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- Forum: General Math
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High School Derivative of a power, algebra problem
The derivative is simply this: \begin{flalign*} y & = & & x^2 - x - 2 \\ \frac{dy}{dx} & = & & 2x^1 - 1x^0 - 0 \\ & = & & 2x - 1 \\ \end{flalign*} The derivative of any constant is 0. This is an important concept.- AtaraxiaAle
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- Forum: Calculus
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High School What is Energy? Is it Tangible or Physical?
But matter is simply energy, so infact, we are made up of pure energy, in the form of matter.- AtaraxiaAle
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics