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Analyzing X Substance Purity in a 4-Substance Solution
Say you have a solution with 4 substances, X substance with pH 3.3, Y with a pH of 2.6, Z substance pH of 2.4 and W with a pH of 2.5. All of the substances are at 100% concentration You also know the volume and pH of the overall solution. Is it possible to determine purity in terms of X... -
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Integration - Dr. Evil is my teacher
I tried my best and got this as my final integral, however Mathmetica shows a 14 page integral with complex roots.. \frac{2}{3}\left [ x+3 \frac{(x^2-4x+3)^2}{\frac{x^3}{3} - 2x^2 + 3x} \right ]^\frac{3}{2}- steve2212
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Integration - Dr. Evil is my teacher
Is the integral going to be: \frac{2}{3} (x+3(x^{2}-4x+3)^3)^\frac{3}{2} for the function (1+9(x^{2}-4x+3)^2)^\frac{1}{2}- steve2212
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Integration - Dr. Evil is my teacher
Homework Statement Right I won't bore you with a sob story but this is a regular grade 12 class and we've been posed with this problem: Find the arc length of this function across first 5 seconds (t = seconds) s(t) = t3 - 6t2 + 9t + 5 I learned the formula of s = Integral of...- steve2212
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Limit of Infinite Series | Solving y = (2n+3n)/4n | Homework Statement
Sorry where do you get 1+ 1/n?- steve2212
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Limit of Infinite Series | Solving y = (2n+3n)/4n | Homework Statement
Area can't be negative, and area decreases, it has to approach 0. Right?- steve2212
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Limit of Infinite Series | Solving y = (2n+3n)/4n | Homework Statement
It was a bonus question on our test yesterday. Yup we need the limit of the sum of all of the areas. I know that the areas of the figures approach to 0 that's easy.- steve2212
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Limit of Infinite Series | Solving y = (2n+3n)/4n | Homework Statement
The limit of the sum of the area. Sorry forgot that detail.- steve2212
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Limit of Infinite Series | Solving y = (2n+3n)/4n | Homework Statement
Oh sorry I'm stupid, I remembered how haha. Since you're here I also have another hard one. A circle is inscribed in a triangle, a square is inscribed in that circle, a circle is inscribed is that square, a pentagon is inscribed in that circle, the trend continues with the degree going up...- steve2212
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Limit of Infinite Series | Solving y = (2n+3n)/4n | Homework Statement
Ya I got that but I don't know how to find the sum of an infinite geometric series- steve2212
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Limit of Infinite Series | Solving y = (2n+3n)/4n | Homework Statement
Homework Statement Find the limit of the sum of: y = (2n + 3n) / 4nThe Attempt at a Solution as n-> infinity, y approaches 0. I don't know where to proceed from here.- steve2212
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- Infinite Infinite series Series Sum
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