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    How Should Negative Improvement Be Recorded in Pre-Post Test Data Analysis?

    Hello There, I'm after a little advice; I have data collected during experimentation that was designed to determine the improvement of two groups of subjects between a pre and a post-test. The results are as follows: Pre & Post test numbers represent the number of errors made Group 1...
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    Complex Numbers: Solving 2^(8n)exp^(2niπ)=2^(8n)

    Thank guys, quite simple afterall :smile:
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    Complex Numbers: Solving 2^(8n)exp^(2niπ)=2^(8n)

    Hey again; It doesn't seem to be my day for spotting the obvious; I've come across this problem now: 2^{8n}\exp^{2ni\Pi} = 2^{8n} This imples that exp^{2ni\Pi} = 1, i know that exp^{i\Pi} =-1, but is that related? hmm, Latex issues...i'll try and fix them :) - sorted Craig
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    Solving Complex Numbers: How Does 1 + i Equal √2?

    ahh, thanks guys...its been a while since I have done complex numbers, I understand it now :smile:, thanks for the quick and informative replies. Craig :biggrin:
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    Solving Complex Numbers: How Does 1 + i Equal √2?

    Sorry, I guess you don't have those fonts installed on your system...i'll put it a different way; 1 + i = root(2) . (cos(pi/4) + i.sin(pi/4)) pi ...being pi(3.14...) :P so my question is how does (1 + i) equal the value above? I hope that's clearer? Craig :)
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    Solving Complex Numbers: How Does 1 + i Equal √2?

    Hello guys; I'm after a bit of help here, I may have missed something completely obvious, but I can't seem to figure out the working of: [FONT="Arial"]1 + i = √2(cos π/4+ i sin π/4) ie; How does 1 + i equal √2(cos π/4+ i sin π/4)?? any help would be appreciated; Thanks...
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    Logarithms: Solving for Log(3) 25 and Finding Log(3) 75 and Log(5) 75

    Hello there, I am wondering if you could offer some help on this questoin, I have been attempting to work through it, however cannot see exactly what route I should be taking to try and solve it; Without using a calculator or table, show that; 2 < log(3) 25 < 3 (log to the base 3 of 25) and...
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