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I'm trying to find the limit of this function at 0. I know that for the abs (x) graph, 0 is not differentiable because of abs (h)/h, but I'm not certain about the point on this function. There is no function given, only the picture. Thanks in advance!

yeah Tyler was right. You're supposed to be using the given log values in the OP to do this question. log 3 = 0.477, and log 2 = 0.301

Crap, thanks anyways.

It is possible I am reading it wrong, I haven't seen it written like this before, look at the printscreen. EDIT: Sorry about the size of the image.

Hi Physics Forums, I understand that I usually need to show that I've attempted a question in order to get feedback, but I have absolutely no idea how to approach this one Calculus Log question. Base = 10 log (2) = 0.301103, log (3) = 0.47715 a.) Find log base 6 (5) b.) Estimate...

Alrighty then, thanks much

Right, right, thanks. So now, how do I find the distance between the car and the truck 10s later? Could you give me the steps? I suspect that I should add the 4s distance and the truck distance... Or is the answer just the 4s distance of the car?

okay then, d(truck)= 18m/s x 10s = 180m d(car) = vit + 1/2 at^2 Using 4s, d = 96m Using 10s, d =300m Where do I go from here to get my final answer?

Using which time?

Homework Statement A car traveling @ 20 m/s pulls out to pass a truck traveling @ 18m/s. The car accelerates for 2.0m/s^2 for 4s and maintains new velocity. (c.) If the car was originally 8.0 m behind the truck when it pulled out to pass, how far in front of the truck is the car 10.0 s later...