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Liquid sodium can exist at room temperature at EXTREMELY high pressures. Why?

Linear Algebra is just basic college algebra, right?

i haven't had about half of those, so i guess i won't be taking it!

I'm 17 and my high school has no other math courses to offer me. At a local college there is a course called "Modern Algebra" and I was wondering if it was the same thing as abstract algebra. I asked my math teacher about it, and he said it was the hardest math class he took; he used to call...

so 9cot(x) would be a better answer?

soo.. which answer is correct? the whole sin'x is cubed, not just the x value within the sine..

Alright, here is the equation: ln [(sin(x)^3)^3] And here is my answer with some steps, please tell me if I'm wrong.. 9 ln(sin'x) 9 (cos'x)/(sin'x) Derivative= 9tan(x)^-1 is that correct?

Most of us know that when a liquid goes to a gas its called evaporation. We also know of deposition, sublimation, condensation, etc., but what are the names of the changes dealing with plasma? If plasma were change into a liquid, it is called? A solid? A gas? Are these even possible...