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AZING!Where Does Kinetic Energy Disappear in Inelastic Collisions?
Kinetic energy is not conserved in an inelastic collusion because energy has lost do to non conservative forces, such as friction, or the object to changes shape- Pandaren
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How momentum is related to energy
In this case you elimanate the varible v, although you could ralate momentum and energy this way, but the elimanation of the varible v causes lurking varibles. So its best to only relate energy and momentum when you have an elastic collusion, or Kinetic Energy is conserved- Pandaren
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Proving Every Student at School Has Even Number of Friends
There are 1001 student at a certain school. Prove that at least one of them must have an even number of friends among the other 1000 students. (You should assume that friendship is symmetric so that if A is a friend of B, then B is a friend of A.) Can anyone help me on this problem? Thanks...- Pandaren
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Can Consecutive Integers Minimize This Mathematical Expression?
Let a, b, c and d be 4 distinct integers. Find the smallest possible value for 4(a^2 + b^2 + c^2 + d^2) - (a+b+c+d)^2 and prove that your answer is correct. I got 20 as the smallest answer. Thats when u have a, b, c, and d as 4 consective integers, but i can't prove my answer. Can anyone...- Pandaren
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Why Can't the Sum of Any m Consecutive Fibonacci Numbers Always Be Odd?
Fibonacci numbers are the sequence 1,1,2,3,5,18,13,21... where after the initial two 1's, each number in the sequence is the sum of the previous two. Prove that there is no positive integer m such that the sum of every m consecutive Fibonacci numbers is odd. Can anyone explain to me what's the...- Pandaren
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Can Prime Numbers x Satisfy x^2 = v^3 + 1?
Ohh I understand now thanks for your help- Pandaren
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Can Prime Numbers x Satisfy x^2 = v^3 + 1?
you mean if 2 is a prime, then 2 = x, 2^2 = x^2 Then 2^2 = (v + 1)(v^2 - v + 1) Or 2 * 2 = (v + 1)(v^2 - v + 1) Therefore 2 = v + 1 and 2 = v^2 - v + 1?- Pandaren
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Can Prime Numbers x Satisfy x^2 = v^3 + 1?
The only x that seem to work is x = 2- Pandaren
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Can Prime Numbers x Satisfy x^2 = v^3 + 1?
I don't understand the "all factors of x" part you mean (x - 1)(x + 1) = v^3 ?- Pandaren
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Can Prime Numbers x Satisfy x^2 = v^3 + 1?
After I factored the right side, i got x^2 = (v + 1)(v^2 - v + 1) I don't see what to do next :frown: Thank you for your help :smile:- Pandaren
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Can Prime Numbers x Satisfy x^2 = v^3 + 1?
Hey everyone, I need help on this problem: Find all prime numbers x such that x^2 = v^3 + 1 for some integer v. Thanks a lot for your help, i appreciated.- Pandaren
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