Horizontal asymptotes: limit as x goes to positive and negative infinity.
Vertical asymptotes: the value(s) a such that limit as x goes to a, f(x) goes to positive or negative infinity. Found by setting the denominator equal to zero.
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Eh, you're right. I should have made a more constructive post. So here's a link to a previous push gravity thread found using the wonderful search feature.
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=16216&highlight=push+gravity
As for studying for 2 years, neither you nor I are even...
What they're "doing," huh. Just what exactly does that mean anyway? I could probably find a source saying that a guy named Energy and a guy named Momentum are flipping burgers at the local McDonalds on Thursday and it'd support "what they're doing at a certain point in spacetime"!
Okay...
EA - Apply early, get results early, not obligated to attend if you're accepted. Since there's no potential for conflict, you can apply EA to multiple schools.
ED - Apply early, get results early, olbigated to attend if you're accepted. Since if you are accepted ED to two or more schools, you...
Yes, do start a new thread.
e(ho0n3, http://mathworld.wolfram.com/CircularSector.html
Electro, you know that the original radius of the circle is going to be the slant height and that that circumference of the base of the cone is going to be the same as the original cirumference minus the...