Recent content by sabanation12

hmmm that's a good question!

Negative energy is hard to visualize.. maybe impossible :O

Err you know what, Ill go work on this somewhere else. Thanks for your guys time. I guess. -Topic Closed (essentially)

How do I move this?

Touche, this does seem to fit those guidelines.

And by the way, my phrasing "How would I go about simplifying this" doesn't ask for POOF HERE'S THE ANSWER. It shows that I don't know where to even GET STARTED working the problem. Now that I have shown that this is just part of my problem and that I will show my work for the full problem once...

Its not homework though...

If you tell me how to simplify that, I can come up with an answer for all the asymptotes for that and THEN you could check my work

Im working with Asymptotes. I am currently in 8th grade algebra so I have no idea how to simplify that. Like ZIP. I know what to do once I have figured that out though, I would need to find if that simplified function has a vertical, horizontal, or oblique asymptote.

How would I go about simplifying this: 3(x-1) / (x+1)(x-2) + 2(x-1) / (x-2)(x-4) Thanks!

Ok, thanks guys. Even if I don't understand every last detail, I understand the broad idea of what he is talking about

Can someone please help me understand what this means?: "And therefore if weight 'p' is to weight 'A' in a ratio compounded of the reciprocal ratio of the least distances of the chords PN, AM, from the center of the wheel, and of the direct ratio of pH to pN, the weights will have the same...

Thanks for your help guys! And thanks Chalnoth for the calculator and link :)

Ok so first I know that this equation was presented by Stephen Hawking to describe to Temperature of a black hole: T = hc2 / 16∏2GMk so I did the calculations and got that the temperature of a black hole with the mass of our sun would be ≈ .57° Is this right? Is this the right equation...

No I believe you are wrong, it IS an arithmetic sequence. Let me explain... P does equal 12, and the difference between them is 18, so: an = a1 + (n-1) * d Plugging in numbers: an = 12 + (4-1) * 18 so the fourth number is 66 Thanks for your help anyways :)