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micro econ is the study of economics of smaller systems, such as individual countries and macro is the study of global economics.

I'm taking calc 2 right now and I want to start planning what classes in going to take next semester. I'm basically retaking the class for college credit, so I'm fairly certain I am going to get a B+/A-. Some people are telling me to take vector calculus while the other half are saying...

hm ill give it a shot

Homework Statement \intcos3xdx Homework Equations cos3x = cos2x * cosxThe Attempt at a Solution Let u= cos2x du=(x/2) + (cos2x/4x) v=-sinx dv=cosuv-\intvdu -cos2xsinx - \int-sinx(x/2 + cos2x/4x)dx -cos2xsinx -\intxsinx/2 + (sinxcos2x/4x) -cos2xsinx - (1/2)xsinx...

Haha, unfortunately the rules specifically state no surfboard boats :(

I figured I could use the masking tape to hold the rolls together...?

Update: I did some prototypes with the kayak shape and they epically failed, so now I am thinking of a square shape. Also, I was thinking about interlacing rolled up newspaper as a strong base for the boat. I'm really hoping this will work because it is during in a little over a week!

I'm going to use the chicken wire as a mold to shape the newspaper and will be removed after the newspaper has dried. We have to propel it by our hands! I really don't know how it's going to work. I was thinking of making oars out of rolled up newspaper, but haha I don't know how well that...

My physics teacher gave us kind of a cool end of the year project: To construct a boat made entirely out of newspaper, masking tape, and shellack (I think this is the proper spelling). The boat will then have to go from end to end in a pool and the first person who does so wins. My idea is...

I'm looking for some useful calculator programs that I can use for my ap test on wednesday, however I'm having a hard time finding them. What is a good site to find calc programs? Namely I'm looking programs that can solve Newtons/Eulers method problems, mid-point/left/right/trap sums, or...

Yeah that's what I would optimally prefer to do, but I'm afraid that admissions officers reviewing my application will look down upon, wondering why I am taking the course twice.

Um I don't know if this is the right forum to post this but w/e: I'm taking calc BC right now as a junior and my teacher gave me the option to take calc 3 at a college nearby. However, my grasp of calculus is...weak. I think it would look great for college apps, but I fear complete failure...

I'm doing a calc BC practice exam and I found this question that stumps me to the max: The function y=x^4+bx^2+8x+1 has a horizontal tangent and a point of inflection for the same value of x. What must be the value of b? I know that points of inflection are found from the second...

Please? lol

No one?