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Undergrad Text(s) for Relativity for Poets course?
As someone that has gone from rapping, to a degree in sociology, and is now currently focused on re-engineering his psyche to make pure mathematics more intuitive to him: I find that there is much to be poetic about in regards to mathematics. Poetry is expressing ideas that are often taken for...- Kimosabae
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Anyone seen any neat physics paper for a casual talk?
Couldn't any subject essentially be discussed in a casual manner? I know some things require more critical thinking in terms of presentation than others; but it's my belief that if you understand a subject thoroughly enough, and are passionate about it, you can contrive ways to make it relatable...- Kimosabae
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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How Are Solutions -91.9 and 170 Derived Using the Quadratic Formula?
Thanks so much, gentlemen. I was evaluating incorrectly. I was trying to put -0.0256 over 1 to get rid of the fraction, multiply by the -1 and then add +0.0256 to +/-√11.24 giving me the incorrect values. Thanks again!- Kimosabae
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Are Solutions -91.9 and 170 Derived Using the Quadratic Formula?
Could someone please help with this evaluation? Homework Statement -1+/-√11.24/-0.0256 The solutions given for this are -91.9 and 170 and I am truly flabbergasted as to how this instructor achieved these values.- Kimosabae
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Looking For a Certain Type of Math Program (OSX)
Thank you much for the reply. I'm checking out the link now.- Kimosabae
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Looking For a Certain Type of Math Program (OSX)
Hello. I'm looking for a certain type of Math software that I'm not sure exists. Something like Microsoft Word - but specific to Math. Something that will allow me to mess around with algebra and arithmetic kind of like a calculator in Notepad or Word form. Preferably free. Sorry for the poor...- Kimosabae
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX