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    Prove that the lim of the sequence (S_n)=0

    Homework Statement suppose that (s_n) and (t_n) are sequences in which abs(s_n)≤t_n for all n and let lim(t_n)=0. Prove that lim (s_n)=0. The Attempt at a Solution I find absolute values to be really sketchy to work with I'm really in the dark if this is at all correct: Let ε>0 be given, then...
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    Find the irreducible quadratic factors of

    find the irreducible quadratic factors of z^(4)+4 The Attempt at a Solution Im stumped...this is all I've got: [(z^(2))^2]-[(2i)^2] (z^(2)-2i)(z^2+2i) Any guidance is greatly appreciated!
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    From Conservative Vector Field to Potential Energy function

    What if when I'm finding the repeated terms from integrating the vector field with respect to x and then y, i come across two terms that are same except one is negative and the other positive. What does that mean, and how do i represent that in the overall potential function I'm finding?
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    Does University Science and Math Courses Take Too Much Time?

    Just out of curiosity, I'm wondering if anybody else experiences this when taking University science and math courses: Unlike some of my peers, I usually gain nothing from lectures (there are exceptions with phenom professors). In order for me to retain information I need to make complete of...
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    What Happens After an Elastic Glancing Collision Between Two Unequal Masses?

    1. Homework Statement [/b] Two particles with masses m and 2m are moving toward each other along the x-axis with the same initial speeds vi. Particle m is traveling to the left, while particle 3m is traveling to the right. They undergo an elastic glancing collision such that particle m is...
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    Not the regular old kinematic question- help

    Homework Statement A car accelerates uniformly from an initial velocity for 6s. The displacements in the 3rd and the 5th seconds are 12m and 18m respectively. Find the acceleration and the initial velocity of the car. (Answer: 3m/s^2 , 4.5 m/s) Btw this from a first year physics course...
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