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The Talented Mr Ripley, Get Shorty, The Mission, 12 Angry Men, Howard's End.

Or you can use a strategy that has been put forward in a book here recently in Norway. A guy who's world top at memorizing cards use two techniques: travelroute and images. You use familiar places, like your home, and walk through each room. You'll recognize these rooms very well because it's...

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yes, i am. Yeah, I figured. Like this right?: \int 5 x e^{x^2}dx = 5/2§2xe^(x^2) = 5/2§ (and as in opposite of the above e^(x^2)*2x) = (e^(x^2)) , which gives simply 5/2(e^(x^2))+C.

so.. : testing.. \int 5x e^{x^2}dx = 5/2 \int 2x e^{x^2}dx = 5/2\times2\times \frac{1}{1+1}x^1+1

no, it's rule 2? e^(x^2)= 1/x^2*e^(x^2), it would make the x^2 disappear anyway.. and would make sense at the least.

(e^u)`*u` I'm making a fault here? no chain rule in integral? e^(x^2)=e^(x^2)? , but why isn't chain rule being used? (like in §e^(3x-2)dx=(1/3)e^(3x-2)+C.) it looks like it should, heh. And how do the x^2 dissapear..

Where do I find LaTeX? Yeah, I meant chain rule. in is natural logarithm, e^inp=p. My try went: §5x*e^(x^2)dx= 5/2§2x*e^(x^2)dx (cause here is where you 'use it', right? = 5/2*2*(1/(1+1))x^(1+1)*(e^u)`*u` (chain rule) = 5/2*x^2*e^(x^2)*(1/(2+1))x^(2+1) = 5/2x^2*e^(x^2)*(1/3)x^3+C.

oh no, sorry the answer is: (5/2)*e^(x^2)+C... (at work, brb)

Homework Statement Solve (e^(x^2))` , use this result to solve §5x*e^(x^2)dx Homework Equations * is multiply ` is derive 1.§e^xdx=e^x+C 2.§e^kxdx=1/k*e^kx+C 3.§a^xdx=1/ina*a^x+C (a is a number) 4.§k*f(x)dx=k*§f(x)dx The Attempt at a Solution (I'm alittle confused as to...

uh, are you joking with me, or am I writing down the question wrong(cause I know I have a bad habit of not reading the question at probability well enough)? Cause that was the way I was thinking as you above.

Yeah, b| the probability of that the eldest is a brother, and the two youngest girls. That is also just one outcomes yes? So that should give 1/8. But the answer writes as 0.121, which is not 1/8. ?

Yeah, I guessed so too, but then I've thought so before too and being wrong, so.. *g* Hm, I'll ask about b| soon.

Jeeserssweesers(for a lack of a better word), probability is confusing. Homework Statement A family has three children, no twins or.. that same just with three. a| What is the chance that all the children are girls. Homework Equations The chapter here shows the equtations...

Another guy that wants to shout out his oppinion without reading all that's before him. For me it is different in that I find much meaning, but I also feel small. I'm supporised when someone says they can't find meaning in anything for to me there is so much. Maybe if you can't find a meaning...