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    Derivative & Antiderivative - Graphical Analysis

    I m trying to understand your problem, but i can't see our point. The graphs of the functions seems to be ok. on equation (1), f is negative from (-\infty,0) and F is decreasing on that interval. And also, f is positive on (0,+\infty) and F is increasing. Same is true for the second one. I...
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    How Can We Understand Division by Zero Through Logical Reasoning?

    thanks for the advice... id better study more!
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    Why Are Plants Green? | Plant & Light

    what can be the reasons why the plant has the lowest rare of absorption in a green spectrum? white light compose all colors and one of them is green... organisms find their way to survive... there is nothing to lose if we try!
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    How Can We Understand Division by Zero Through Logical Reasoning?

    Mathematics says this wrong because it defined something that makes it wrong. mathematics defined everything, but logic can never be defined. its our mind that makes logic!
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    Monkey on a Tree: Will it be Shot by a Hunter? | Simple Homework Problem

    simple problem for you! here's a simple homework problem! a monkey is on a branch of a tree and a hunter aims with his rifle. at that moment when the hunter pulls the trigger, the monkey fell. will the monkey be shot? assuming the height of the tree is 10 m.. and the hunter is 20m from the...
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    How Can We Understand Division by Zero Through Logical Reasoning?

    Lets try arguing in not mathematical terms but logical reasoning. if a number x is divided by any number n, it means giving every individual n a single part from x... if our number is zero how are we going to divide x to zero individuals...? we have a x objects to be divided among no one...
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    Why Are Plants Green? | Plant & Light

    generouge thanks for the point, but try clicking this link and look for the graph http://scifun.chem.wisc.edu/chemweek/CHLRPHYL/Chlrphyl.html green has the lowest percentage of absorption.. why? try figuring it out!
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    Why Are Plants Green? | Plant & Light

    in physics sense, something is green because it absorbs any collor except green, when something is black, it absorbs all colors.. eventually totally using up energy given by the sun. i know not all plants are green, but majority are green... say, a plant is red, it absorbs all colors but...
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    Why Are Plants Green? | Plant & Light

    THANKS If that be the case humans can alter the composition of the chloropyll to improve its efficiency. i cannot really understand ur point...
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    Is Pi Infinite and What Does It Mean for Science?

    pnaj thanks for the info... i got that wrong, it must've been nonterminating and non-recurring/nonrepeating... warren ur right 22/7 is just a crude estimation of pi, but i used 22/7 to show that pi has an exact value, not infinity.. the topic is about pi being an infinite. thanks, by...
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    Is Pi Infinite and What Does It Mean for Science?

    What do u mean pi is infinite? the value itself or the digit? if u are talking about the digits, its infinite because it is an irrational number, meaning unending digits. the value itself is not infinite because it has an exact value (22/7). its common sense to say that!peace!
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    Why Are Plants Green? | Plant & Light

    Yeah i get it, chlorophyll is green, and physics has nothing to do with that... if a plant then is exposed to a green light it will not undergo photosynthesis because is reflects green color and eventually not absorbing any energy. is this true?
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    Is zero considered a number in mathematics?

    zero makes mathematics full of identities and definitions...
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    What Does 1/0 Mean and Why is It Undefined?

    Lets try arguing in not mathematical terms but logical reasoning. if a number x is divided by any number n, it means giving every individual n a single part from x... if our number is zero how are we going to divide x to zero individuals...? we have a x objects to be divided among no one...
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    Why Are Plants Green? | Plant & Light

    i have avery simple question that has been bothering me since my childhood. why are plants green? an object is green because it absorbs all colors except green or combinations of colors forming green... what is in the green color that plants do not absorb? why are plants not black so that it can...
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