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Transforming to a Normal Form (PDE)
I don't know how to solve for u(x,y) from where I left of after 5.- lema21
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- Form Normal Pde
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Analysis 1 Homework Help with Complex Numbers
Okay, thank you so much :)- lema21
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Analysis 1 Homework Help with Complex Numbers
So I can just finish this by stating that since they equal the same value that they then equal each other?- lema21
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Analysis 1 Homework Help with Complex Numbers
I need help actually creating the proof. I've done the scratch needed for the problem, it's just forming the proof that I need help in. Bar(a+bi/c+di)= (a-bi) / (c-di) Bar ((a+bi/c+di)*(c-di/c-di)) = ((a-bi/c-di)*(c+di/c+di)) Bar((ac+bd/c^2 +d^2)+(i(bc-ad)/c^2+d^2)) =...- lema21
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- Analysis Complex Complex numbers Homework Numbers Proof
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Prove the Extended Law of Sines
I just want to know if this proof is okay, and I would like advise on how to improve it. Proof: i. Proving that ∠BAC ⩭∠BDC: Let gamma be the circumscribed circle of ABC. Let D be the point on gamma such that DB is a diameter of gamma. The sum of the angles within a triangle equal to 180°. Adding...- lema21
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- Law Law of sines
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Statistics: Verifying a Probability Proof
Would drawing the diagrams for the LHS and RHS be enough to verify?- lema21
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Statistics: Verifying a Probability Proof
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- Probability Proof Statistics Statistics probability
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How to Start a Problem I'm Struggling With
Thank you so much for your help :) I really do appreciate it.- lema21
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How to Start a Problem I'm Struggling With
n!- lema21
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How to Start a Problem I'm Struggling With
Okay so I factored out the (n-1)! and got (n-1)! [(n-r)+r] = n(n-1)!- lema21
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How to Start a Problem I'm Struggling With
I got (n-r)(n-1)! + r(n-1)!- lema21
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How to Start a Problem I'm Struggling With
For the first fraction I got (n-r)(n-1)! / r!(n-r)!- lema21
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How to Start a Problem I'm Struggling With
Oh nevermind... I get it.- lema21
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How to Start a Problem I'm Struggling With
Oh, my previous reply was my simplified answer after adding both fractions. I don't see how you simplified the denominator from the middle to the last part.- lema21
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