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Thank you. I was aware of the rule for exponents, but applying the power of 8 to both the numerator and denominator escaped me, now it all makes sense!

Homework Statement Differentiate, f(x)=71+x/1-x Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Working this out, hoping it's right as I was going along, my final answer is 71+x/1-x * (2ln7)/1-x

Explanation of a "simple" exponent rule in a derivative problem needed After differentiation, I get this : 9(t-2/2t+1)8 * 5/(2t+1)2 Now this simplifies into 45(t-2)/(2t+1)10 Now, I am wondering what the property is that combines the exponent from the top with the bottom to get an power of...

She slept with her boss? On a more serious note, the only thing that could come to my mind is over-qualification? It happens

Flashbacks of the the beginning scene in Saving Private Ryan come to mind but with foxes and the sprkinler :rofl: Where would you put the sensor? ..I can only imagine him coming back from a long day at work only to be soaked walking to his door :rofl:

Would like to hear some thoughts too on it...was thinking of double majoring in ME and Astronomy & Physics

Isn't sin2\theta a trigonometric Identity that becomes 2 sin \theta cos\theta?

Seems to be more of a question of wording than mathematics according to you guys haha

I see..I was just under the impression that h approaches 0, and the derivative of that function is 3.

It is a differentiation problem.

A fellow Bosniak *thumbs up*

18-20 credit hours in what field? :rofl: I may be underestimating the Art major, but my friend is an Art major and is taking roughly 16 or so credit hours, but I feel that engineering classes are a tad bit harder than art classes. :)

51 pages..could not read it all :rofl: My biggest concern is starting out in the field..I have an interest for the maths and sciences ..I really do enjoy studying math, so no doubt I may be on the right track. But how was it for each one of you as an entry-level engineer? Did the employer...

So that would make us nasty, eh? :)

Sounds to me like you're describing nationalism and that's the cause of conflict, rather than patriotism.