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Solving Inequality: |x-1|+|x-2|>1
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Solving Inequality: |x-1|+|x-2|>1
Homework Statement So this is the question |x-1|+|x-2|>1 Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution I tried it, the solution seems right, but i don't know if my approach is correct.- solar nebula
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How Do You Calculate the Multiplicity of a Two-Dimensional Ideal Monatomic Gas?
its wrong: it should be [(1/N!)*((A*pi)^N)*(2MU)^N]/ (h^2N)*(N!)- solar nebula
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding the domain for inequality
I think i got it now:, Also when i take a square root of a number, isn't that i should take the positive and negative root?. I understand for \sqrt{x^2}=x, because its basically \abs{x}- solar nebula
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Finding the domain for inequality
Just to make it simple to solve for now, i am not going to look at case a=0 (only for now) so i tired to do this: Again my solution is wrong, i am now covering the entire number line (-inf,+inf), i feel like i am messing up basic algebra. Please help- solar nebula
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Finding the domain for inequality
Homework Statement The problem is: for all 0≤a≤1 so i need to find the domain Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution I tried it like this: yet my solution is wrong,i am not so sure why. wolfram gives me this;- solar nebula
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- Domain Inequality
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Find Solutions for |x-1|*|x+1|=0 with Step-by-Step Guide
But when I try to do the same thing for |x-1|*|x+2|=3 which is: |x-1|*|x+2|=3 |x-1|=3 or |x+2|=3 x-1=3 or x+2=3 x=4 or x=1 But this solution does not make sense... please help, Thanks!- solar nebula
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Find Solutions for |x-1|*|x+1|=0 with Step-by-Step Guide
Homework Statement find all the numbers x for which |x-1|*|x+1|=0 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution |x-1|*|x+1|=0 |x-1|=0 or |x+1|=0 x-1=0 or x+1=0 x=1 or x=-1 but I think there's a flaw some in my attempt solution...or the whole thing is a flaw.. any help...- solar nebula
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Great web resource for math and more that I just found
Hi, I only used Khan Academy videos for Linear Algebra (even though i knew about them long before) because my prof puts up so we could see it before our linear algebra lecture. The videos are great. I am surprised you guys haven't heard of Khan Academy. cheers! p.s I'm sorry that the answer to...- solar nebula
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- Forum: General Math
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Help with Michael Spivak's fourth edition calculus book
Well, I had taken a course in first semester(in which we used Spivak's book).Then dropped it and will be taking it in the second semester . Now that I have bit of time before second semester, I just want get a bit comfortable with proofs. Intwo said to try "How to Prove It: A Structured Approach...- solar nebula
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Help with Michael Spivak's fourth edition calculus book
Thanks, I'll check it out.- solar nebula
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Help with Michael Spivak's fourth edition calculus book
Can you please let me know the title of the Schaum's outline book? Thanks.- solar nebula
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Help with Michael Spivak's fourth edition calculus book
I am a computer science student.The only proofs I have done is trigonometric proofs, when you show one side is equal to the other side. I have done high school calculus and functions, I know them well. Spivak's kind of math is the kind of math I want to learn, because it's no longer just...- solar nebula
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Post for helm under learning section why is this?
Oh ok, thanks.- solar nebula
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Help with Michael Spivak's fourth edition calculus book
Hi, I am having difficulties doing the problems in Michael Spivak's fourth edition calculus book. I am not sure how to approach the problems. I am able to understand the contents chapters but when I start to do the chapter problems, I have no idea how to do them.Any advice will be...- solar nebula
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- Book Calculus
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