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Finding the number of solutions of an equation
Hi, Yes, i have graphed the function with the value of k being -8,0,6 and 10 (that was a previous question), but the value k can be anything for this question. How can I find the number of solutions produced?- Rudders
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the number of solutions of an equation
Homework Statement Let hk : R -> R whereh_{k}(x)=x^3-6x+k and k is a real number Find the value(s) of k for which the equation hk has 1,2 or 3 solutions. The Attempt at a Solution Don't know how to approach this. Thanks!- Rudders
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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High School Unit Vector Confusion: Understanding Direction & Scalar Product Formula
Hmm. Think I understand now. Thanks :)- Rudders
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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High School Unit Vector Confusion: Understanding Direction & Scalar Product Formula
Hi, I have a little confusion with vectors. I have memorised the formula so I can apply it, but I don't feel I really understand how it works. One thing that confuses me is this. How does a unit vector exactly show direction. I've memorized and can blindly believe that this is how it is...- Rudders
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- Confusion Unit Unit vector Vector
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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High School Solving Trig Equations: Sin/Tan | Tutorial & Working
Hi, I'm just stumped on how to solve the following type of trig equation. Could someone show working / a tutorial on how to solve similar equations. I'm fine with simple ones like: 4 + sinx = 3 , but this style has me stumped: sin(x + 30) = 1 or tan(x + 45) = 1 Thanks!- Rudders
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- Forum: General Math
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-ene Nomenclature (semi-structural formulas)
Hi, I was just confused as to the semi-structural formula nomenclature of -ene and -yne structures. The thing that I don't understand is the = sign in the formula. For example: CH3CH2CH=CH2 What does that equals sign mean? Does it represent where the double bond is located? If so... -
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Analyzing a Complex Electrical Circuit with Multiple Batteries and Resistors
Hmm. Ok can you please check this if possible. I1 = I2 + I3 Therefore I2 = I1 - I3? Points A + C + E + F + D + B = 0 (Due to the voltage law?) Points A + C + 3 + D + B = 0 (confused because of the battery...)? Loop 1 = Top half of the circuit (270 => 680 => +3V => 1k) Loop 2 = Bottom half of...- Rudders
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Analyzing a Complex Electrical Circuit with Multiple Batteries and Resistors
Sorry I'm confused. Are there any good examples / tutorials on how to do this?- Rudders
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Analyzing a Complex Electrical Circuit with Multiple Batteries and Resistors
Homework Statement For this circuit, I'm fairly confused with the extra battery. I need to find the Voltages at A (Between 5V Battery and 270 resistor), B (Between 5V Battery and 1k resistor), C (Intersection between 270, 220 and 680 resistors), E (in between 220 and 330 resistor) and...- Rudders
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- Circuit Electrical Electrical circuit
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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High School How Do Voltage and Current Interact in an Electrical Circuit?
Thanks heaps! :) Think I understand now!- Rudders
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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High School How Do Voltage and Current Interact in an Electrical Circuit?
Hi, I'm a little confused as to Current and Voltage, and I was wondering if someone could tell me if my understanding is correct and/or point me to a good tutorial on current/voltage and basic electronic circuit principles. As well as some good tutorials on circuit analysis. So this is how I...- Rudders
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- Confusion Current Voltage
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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When will computer hardware match the human brain?
In terms of number crunching, computers have long since out-performed the human brain. However, the human brain is far more powerful because of intuition. A computer has to physically go through all the possibilities before it reaches a good (or the best one). For example. If you were told: "Get...- Rudders
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- Forum: Computing and Technology