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What is Uracil Nitrogenous Base & Its Role in DNA Transcription?
What is in DNA why can it not read the uracil nitrogenous base during transcription? May I have answer in the molecular level?- charliemagne
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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How to get instantaneous rate of change
The easier way that I know is that you have to find the derivative of f(x) = 6x^2 - 4. Then substitute -2 to x. Note: Use the easier way in finding derivatives.- charliemagne
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Descriptive Statistics: Singular vs. Plural - What's the Difference?
Is there any difference between the two? 1. Descriptive statistics which is one of the operations of statistics. 2. Descriptive statistics which are numbers used to describe a certain sample or population.- charliemagne
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Calculating Volume of Right Circular Cylinder: Radii 3 to 6 cm
Solution: dy/dx=( 1/3 π(〖6)〗^(2 ) h- 1/3 π(〖3)〗^2 h)/(6-3) dy/dx=( 1/3 π36h- 1/3 π9h)/2 dy/dx=( 1/3 π36h- 1/3 π9h)/2 dy/dx=(12πh-3πh)/3 dy/dx=9πh/3 =3πh Solution: dy/dx=2/3 πrh At r = 6: dy/dx=2/3 π6h =4πh- charliemagne
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Calculating Volume of Right Circular Cylinder: Radii 3 to 6 cm
Homework Statement Use the formula V = (1/3)pi r2(h) for the volume of a right circular cylinder to find a. the average rate at which the volume of a right circular cylinder changes with the radius r as r increases from 3 cm to 6 cm. b. the instantaneous rate at which the volume of...- charliemagne
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- Circular Cylinder Volume
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Find the limit of (2y - 180°)/cos y as y-> 90°. How to find the answer
thank you but why should I let y be equal to u+90? since y approaches 90 degrees, to evaluate the limit, what I have learned is to just substitute y= 90 degrees. so how is that?- charliemagne
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Find the limit of (2y - 180°)/cos y as y-> 90°. How to find the answer
what "u"? where should I substitute it? thank you- charliemagne
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Find the limit of (2y - 180°)/cos y as y-> 90°. How to find the answer
please give a hint on how to solve this. the limit of (2y - 180 degrees)/(cos y) 'as y approaches 90 degrees.' the answer here is -2. I need a 'hint' for me to arrive at -2. thank you- charliemagne
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- Limit
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Help with Limit: ((sin a)(sin 2a))/(1- cos a) as 'a approaches 0
thank you I got it thank you for the 'hint'- charliemagne
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Help with Limit: ((sin a)(sin 2a))/(1- cos a) as 'a approaches 0
Can someone answer this problem for me? please! What is the limit of ((sin a)(sin 2a))/(1- cos a) as 'a approaches 0.' they say the answer is 4. I really don't get it. thank you P.S.: Is sin a + cos a = 1- charliemagne
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- Limits
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Can we consider equations as functions?
A function is defined as a set of ordered-pairs where ... But can we consider equations as functions? Some says 'yes'. Some says 'no', because according to them, equations are not actually functions. They are just used to define/represent functions. example: y=4x+1/f(x)=4x+1. Can...- charliemagne
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- Functions
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Whole Numbers as Fractions: The Why and How
Can we consider all whole numbers as fraction?why?- charliemagne
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- Fractions Numbers
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help