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    How to make those special symbols

    \lim_{v \rightarrow c} \Sigma \lim_{x \rightarrow c} = \infty \Sigma\ sum_(n=0)^\infty you have to close with [/tex] [tex ]\lim_{x \rightarrow c} = \infty \Sigma\ sum_(n=0)^\infty[/tex] but don't leave blank. I did purposely to show you how it is written.
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    Max and Min Problems: Solving with Calculus | Need Help & Explanation

    Thank you very much galileo ,you are a great person.
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    Max and Min Problems: Solving with Calculus | Need Help & Explanation

    This is the second one, Could you check this too? xy = 432 y = 432/x Cost = 35(2x+1.5y) C = 35(2x+(1.5*432/x)) C' = 70-(22680/x^2) = 0 x = 18 432/18 = 24 y=24 C= 35 (2x+1.5y) = 35 (2.18+1.5*24) = 2520$
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    Max and Min Problems: Solving with Calculus | Need Help & Explanation

    I did the first one , could you guys check? Acube(r, h) = 2∏rh+2∏r2 = ∏r(2h+r) V = ∏r2h = 755 ---> h = 755/∏r2 Acube(r) = ∏r[(1510/∏r2)+r] A’(r) = [(2∏r3-1510)/(r2)] A’(r) = [(2∏r3-1510)/(r2)] = 0 r3 = 755/∏ ----> r = 6,2 m h = 755/∏r2 h = 6,25 m
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    Max and Min Problems: Solving with Calculus | Need Help & Explanation

    I have just learned these type questions today that's why I really don't know how to do. I would be so happy if you showed me the steps and put some little notes what you did there. :frown: Plz anybody? :frown:
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    Max and Min Problems: Solving with Calculus | Need Help & Explanation

    Hi Everybody I have two max and min word questions,I didnt understand well how to solve this type question,thats why, I would like you to help me and show me how to solve these questions.I know some beginning steps and know all solution way.But the problem is I don't know how to use or do...
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    Explanation of Newton's Method

    Oh I got it. Thank you for your helps...
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    Explanation of Newton's Method

    so you are saying that, if it is equal to zero, then it can not be simplified. Am I right sir?
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    Explanation of Newton's Method

    Hi everybody, I have a kinda theory to explain but I need a little help to find out the explanation of it. It is, suppose your first guess using Newton's method to find a root is lucky and you guess the exact root of f(x). (Not an approximation,but exact) What happens to your second...
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