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    Epsilon-Delta proofs, once again

    I think I sorted this out. We're taking \delta<1, so it doesn't matter since we only have to find one \delta to prove that the limit holds.
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    Epsilon-Delta proofs, once again

    I'm trying to understand \epsilon-\delta proofs, but I'm having some trouble. For example, if we want to prove that \lim_{x\rightarrow2}x^3=8, starting from |x^3-8| we get to something like |x-2||x^2+2x+4| And this is what confuses me: we conjecture that |x-2|<1, then |x|<3, so we get...
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    Looking for a Beginner-Friendly Linear Algebra Textbook?

    You might be interested in Linear Algebra Done Right, Axler.
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    Lorandite Detection of Solar Neutrino Flux - Alshar's

    Billygoat, thanks for the answer. I was very confused about this mineral, as a local (as in, Macedonian) newspaper wrote that it can release large amounts of energy, thus becoming an "artificial Sun", which sounded like and seems to be - nonsense.
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    Lorandite Detection of Solar Neutrino Flux - Alshar's

    I came across various sites that discuss the mineral known as lorandite (TlAsS2). One, a more 'popular science' one is www@worldpress.org/Europe/2781.cfm . There's a paper too, but I can't get it since it's not freely available...
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    Calculating Energy Stored in a Spring

    If I'm not mistaken, that's the energy of just one particle from the spring.
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    Calculating Speed in Special Relativity: A Grade 12 Physics Problem

    Donal Duck is measuring the proper time interval t_0, so the interval measured by Drake is t=t_o\lambda. We're given that t=2t_o. Dividing both equations we get that \lambda=(1-\frac{v^2}{c^2})^{-1/2}=2. Solving the equation yields the solution.
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    Two problems involving rotational movement

    [SIZE="3"]1. First Problem Homework Statement A disc with mass of 50kg and radius of 20cm is rotating with a frequency of 480rpm, and after 50 seconds, as a result of the force of friction, it stops. What's the moment (momentum of force, torque) if during the rotation the disc made 200...
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    How High Does a Rocket Go If It Accelerates for 4 Seconds?

    a) s=\frac{1}{2}at^{2}; v=at b) at the end of the 4 seconds period, the rocket will have velocity of v (calculated above) and a downward negative acceleration of g=-9.81m/s^{2}. Do the rest yourself :) Hint: You can also use the law of conversion of energy for the second part.
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    Revising High School Material for SAT-like Exams

    So, since this is my first post on this forum I'd like to say hello to everyone. This year SAT-like exams are introduced in my school so I want to revise all the material from these 4 years of high-school education. I've tried Serway's book - it's nice, I can understand it completely, but I...
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