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Graduate What are the mathematical origins of i^i=e^(pi/2)?
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What Path Should I Take for a Math Major?
I have taught myself calculus 1 and 2 and I am currently working on calculus 3. I Graduate in 5 days and I will attend U of E ( I got into Rose-Hulman but I couldn't get a big enough lone to go) but I have no idea if I should major in math / get a PhD in math or get into engineering. I really...- thharrimw
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Undergrad Calculating Distance on a Spherical Earth Using Trigonometry
so all that i would have to do is take 6 378.1km* ArcCos(Cos(\phi)Cos(\theta) and that would give me the distance of my great circle?- thharrimw
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Undergrad Calculating Distance on a Spherical Earth Using Trigonometry
I'm in calculus 2 but the academic bowl is algebra, basic geometry and Spherical trig. i know how to find the dot product between two vectors from the little that i have done with vector algebra but i needed to find out the length by moveing on the Earth's serface. how could i do that given the...- thharrimw
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Undergrad Calculating Distance on a Spherical Earth Using Trigonometry
I am the captain of my schools academic team. One of the main topics this year is Spherical trig and I can't find out how to find the shortest distance between two points on Earth given the longitude and latitude of both points. I can easily convert the points from Degree- minute- second format...- thharrimw
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Maple Discover the Features of Maple: A Comprehensive Review | Maplesoft Demo
Can you do work with piecewise equations on maple?- thharrimw
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Maple Discover the Features of Maple: A Comprehensive Review | Maplesoft Demo
I am thinking about maple soon and i have watched aall the movies at http://www.maplesoft.com/Products/Maple/demo/aca.aspx but at that website they are trying to sell maple so i just wanted to get a review of maple from people who have used it. also could anyone tell me any other features (good...- thharrimw
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Video about how to find centroids?
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Slope and Concavity of a Parametric Function
Homework Statement find the slope and concavity of the funtion at the given point. x=t^2 Y=t^2+t+1 (0,0) Homework Equations t=x^(1/2) The Attempt at a Solution t=0 when x=0 x'=2t y'=2t+1 M=2t/(2t+1)=0 for the second deritive would you take the deritive of 2t/(2t+1) devided by...- thharrimw
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Video about how to find centroids?
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Quantum Dynamics: Boron 14 Splitting into Carbon 14 and Electron
ok thanks that helped a lot- thharrimw
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Quantum Dynamics: Boron 14 Splitting into Carbon 14 and Electron
thanks that makes sense but what dose the arow above pc mean?- thharrimw
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Quantum Dynamics: Boron 14 Splitting into Carbon 14 and Electron
the only equations my book gave me are; p=Ymu E=Ymc^2 KE=Ymc^2-mc^2 KE=mc^2+1/2mu^2 deltaKE+delta mc^2 E^2=p^2C^2+m^2C^4 so i don't know if i could rewrite those equations to get the ones you told me to use. if i can can you show me how? if not can you show me how to solve the problem...- thharrimw
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Quantum Dynamics: Boron 14 Splitting into Carbon 14 and Electron
Homework Statement a boron 14 nucleus (mass=14.02266u) is at rest splits into a electron (.00055U) and a carbon 14 (13.99995u) what are the speeds and KE for the carbon and the electron. Homework Equations i need help getting started on this so could someone help me get started...- thharrimw
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Undergrad Integral of x^8 + 26x + 48: Faster Solutions?
yes the actual equation could be factored to \frac{x^8}{x^2+ 26x+ 48}+\frac{x}{x^2+9}