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    Why Does a 26mm Port Improve CO2 Diffusion in Cell Culture Vessels?

    I have to pick the best cell culture vessel: For my experiments, the vessel initially contains 0% CO2. Then it's placed in an incubator set to 37 degreesC and 5% CO2. There is a 1 micron filter i can attach to a port in the vessel that can be 10mm wide or a .2 micron filter can be attached to a...
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    Iterated Integrals - (just writing one for a region)

    never mind, I got it, someone helped me out
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    Iterated Integrals - (just writing one for a region)

    R is a bounded region in xy plane defined by y=x2 and y=x+2 a) if f(x,y) is a func. defined in region R, describe how to write double-integralR[f(x,y)dA] as a sum of one or more iterated dx dy integrals. b) if f(x,y) is a func. defined in region R, describe how to write...
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    Optimization in Several Variables

    So dF/dy= (2y+1)*(-e^(x^2-y) + 2*(e^(x^2-y)) ?
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    Optimization in Several Variables

    d(2y+1)/dy= 2 de^(x^2-y)/dy = -e^(x^2-y) so by product rule, dF/dy= 2*e^(x^2-y) ?
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    Optimization in Several Variables

    Well yea I know that.. I meant I did not know how to get the partials specifically for the function I posted above : F(x,y) = (2*y+1)*e^(x^2-y). Is dF/dx = (2*y+1)*e^(x^2-y)*2*x ? and dF/dy = ?
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    Optimization in Several Variables

    F(x,y) = (2*y+1)*e^(x^2-y) Find critical point and prove there is only one. Use second derivative test to determine nature of crit. pt. I know the procedure in solving it: set partial derivatives to zero and solve resulting equations. And by second derivative test, if D>0, f(a,b) is local...
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    Find Curvature of Ellipse: x=3*cos(t), y=4*sin(t)

    Oh I see.. okay, thank you very much!
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    Find Curvature of Ellipse: x=3*cos(t), y=4*sin(t)

    Thanks, but I'm not sure I completely understand This is what I got so far, please correct me if I'm wrong: r'(t) x r''(t)= 12sint^2+12cost^2 = 12 ||r'(t) x r''(t)||= sqrt(144) =12 ||r'(t)||^3 = (9sint^2+16cost^2)^(3/2) k(t)= 12/(9sint^2+16cost^2)^(3/2) from what you've said...
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    Find Curvature of Ellipse: x=3*cos(t), y=4*sin(t)

    Find Curvature of Ellipse given x=3*cos(t) and y=4*sin(t) at the points (3,0) and (0,4) Relevant equations: curvature at r(s) is k(s)=||dT/ds|| when r(s) is arc length parametrization and T is the unit tangent vector I usually use the formula k(t)= (||r'(t) x r''(t)||)/||r'(t)||^3 So...
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    Chain rule for several variables: Implicit diff.

    Homework Statement Z is defined implicitly as a function of x,y by equation (z^2)x + 3xy^2 + e^((y^2)z) = 4. Find dz/dx Homework Equations dz/dx = -Fx/FzThe Attempt at a Solution Fx= z^2 + 3y^2 Fz=2zx+(y^2)e^((y^2)z) dz/dx= (z^2+3y^2)/[2zx+(y^2)e^((y^2)z)] I'm not sure if I used the partial...
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    Coming up with & summing a geometric series

    Homework Statement a) Two friends, Jon and Bob, are sharing a loaf of bread. Jon eats half of the loaf, then Bob eats half of what remains, then Jon eats half of what remains and so on. How much of the loaf did each of them eat? b)Jon is hungrier and eats 2/3 of the loaf, then Bob eats half...
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    Area of a Surface of Revolution-

    [SOLVED] Area of a Surface of Revolution--Help Please 1. Problem: The curve y=e^(-x), x>0 is revolvd about the xaxis. Does the resultin surface have finite or infinite area? [Remember tht you can sometimes decide whether improper integral converges w/out calculating it exactly] 2...
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    Efficient Methods for Solving Integrals with Trigonometric Substitution

    1. integral(e^(2x)/\sqrt{}(e^2^x+1))dx and integral(e^(x)/\sqrt{}(e^2^x+1))dx 3. I tried solvign by letting u=e^x and used trig substitution for \sqrt{}u^2+1 where x=tan(theta), d(theta)=sec^2(theta), \sqrt{}u^2+1=sec(theta) but got stuck
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