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Evaluating Infinite Geometric Series: a sub n (0.1)^n
A decimal expansion is the division of a rational expression p/q. To be an nth digit after the decimal point means that the rational expression, when divided will not have a finite number of decimal places. s- brusier
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Evaluating Infinite Geometric Series: a sub n (0.1)^n
Homework Statement Let an (read 'a sub n') be the nth digit after the decimal point in 2pi+2e. Evaluate SUM (n=1 to inf) an(.1)^n (here, again, an is meant to be 'a sub n') Homework Equations As far as I can see, this is a partial sum of a geometric series. To find the nth...- brusier
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- Geometric Geometric series Infinite Series
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Sum of Infinite Series: -3^(n-1)/(8^n) with Geometric Form and Scalar Value
Homework Statement Find the sum of the following series. SUM (n=1 to inf) -3^(n-1)/(8^n) Homework Equations Possibly fit into ar^n format? [b]3. The Attempt at a Solution [/b I feel there is a way that this fits into a geometric form in which case could use a/(1-r) to find...- brusier
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- Infinite Infinite series Series
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Solving Integral Equation: x(t) = -8?
Homework Statement I integrated dx/dt = x^2+(1/81) Homework Equations My result; 9(arctan(9x))= t+C needed to be solved for initial condition x(0)=-8 and fit into x(t) = format The Attempt at a Solution I cannot figure out why the computer is not accepting my solution: arctan...- brusier
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- Integral Integral equation
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Logistic modeling - help integrating/solving for P
Homework Statement Sorry about the title; I accidentally hit enter instead of 'Shift'. It should read Logistic Modeling -- help integrating/solving for P If P(0)=2, find P(90). Homework Equations dP/dt=1/900P(9-P) The Attempt at a Solution my solution looks like...- brusier
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- Modeling
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Newton's Law of Cooling (diff eq. - seperation of variables)
Newton's Law of Cooling (diff eq. -- separation of variables) Homework Statement Fresh coffee sitting in a room cooling...you know the routine. Anyhow T(0) = 90degreesCelcius. Room temp=25degrees celsius find k. Then he asks us to use Euler's method to estimate coffee temp after five...- brusier
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- Cooling Diff eq Law Newton's law Seperation of variables Variables
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Other Becoming an Engineer: Considerations and Personal Experiences
The down and dirty on me. I really love math and physics but I have to work hard at them to get them right. I typically fall victim to dumb mistakes (signs, adding when should be multiplying). Recently I have seen my A in Calc 2 go to a B and I am terribly close to C. It's probably due to...- brusier
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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High School Is there such a thing as constant velocity ?
Yeah, but SystemTheory ended by saying that Einstein postulated that the universe itself is curved...So maybe it's straigt line light that is accelerating. -
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Engineering Is Starting an Engineering Degree at 32 a Risky Career Move?
My story can be summed up in a few sentences. After I earned my bachelors in 2001, I entered the military with the hopes of earning some morey more for graduate school. I decided to maintain aircraft and fell in love with the community/industry. Now, I am not so interested in getting a grad...- brusier
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- Career Engineering
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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What is the function of leading edge flaps in aircraft?
Here's what I know from basic tech school: Flaps = trailing dge and slats = leading edge. ?Flaps and slats aid in both take-off and landing. I'm just not sure how they do so. My guess is that during takeoff, the combo increases the wing surface area thus allowing lift at lower airspeeds...- brusier
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- Aircraft
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Analyzing the kinematic x(t) equation
Homework Statement Solve the equation below for deltaX symbolically and simplify the answer as much as possible. deltaY = (tan A)deltaX - g*deltaX^2/2V(initialx)^2 Homework Equations quadratic equation. The Attempt at a Solution I can handle the algebra and simplification. My...- brusier
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- Kinematic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Schools Note Taking in College: Graphics Tablet for Freshman
I'm assuming you mean somthing like an etch a sketch with a stylus instead of knobs where you could capture a page of notes at a time and store them in a memory for recall later. If say, you had to refer back to to the notes during the coures of the class period, would it be difficult? What...- brusier
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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How to find velocity from an acceleration versus time graph?
Does a = dV/dt help??- brusier
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Displaying mathematical expressions/equations/arguements
\documentclass{article} \usepackage{amsmath} \begin{document} \begin{align*} 2x^2 + 3(x-1)(x-2) & = 2x^2 + 3(x^2-3x+2)\\ &= 2x^2 + 3x^2 - 9x + 6\\ &= 5x^2 - 9x + 6 \end{align*} \end{document}- brusier
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Displaying mathematical expressions/equations/arguements
\documentclass{article} \begin{document} The solution to \[ \sqrt{x} = 5 \] is \[ x=25. \] \end{document}- brusier
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising