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The easiest way would be to rewrite it like this first: y=(x) * (x+2)(^-1) * (x+3)(^-1) * (x+4)(^-1)

In short no. You can't prove such things using only logic.

I don't know the answer to your problem, but try typing: "uncertainty relation" "energy and time" into Google. Stuff does come up that may help you.

Why is it deleted now?

Her husband is her next of kin. What about his suffering knowing that his wife has been artificially kept alive all these years when she wouldn't have wanted to be? Once she got married, her parents ceased to have the right to direct her affairs. It's not their business.

The questions in this survey seem silly. 2. Human cloning involves a process that removes the nucleus from an egg. Do you consider this process as murdering? Has anyone ever seriously suggested that an egg is equivalent in some way to a human being? 3. Do you consider a clone to be a...

I wished I could have gone to Cal Poly because of its reputation, but it's way out in the middle of nowhere. One cool thing about the place though, they have a gaming convention every summer called PolyCon that's awesome.

You don't automatically get kids when you get married you know. It's a good idea to discuss beforehand whether or not you both want them, and if you both do, then issues such as how many and how they'll be raised. It's not solely your decision about getting rid of the TV. You may be...

Ok I wish I hadn't seen that. I've been feeling bad about eating meat anyway. At least I live in a place where free range meat is available.

My husband wrote this, so please come check it out. There's also a forum for comments, which are very welcome even if you disagree completely: http://www.dtstrain.com/pragmatistparty.htm

Go to this site: http://www.rpgarchive.com/ They have tons of premade adventures, from simple ideas to step by step in detail. You'll definitely find what you need there.

I think it would be like what people experience in a sensory deprivation tank. You'd end up hallucinating constantly.

If you have an interest in sociology, then why not minor in it, or just take some classes in it as electives? Doing a double major can end up extending the amount of time it will take you to graduate, especially since these degrees are going to have extremely different non-overlapping requirements.

Are those the only classes you'd be taking, or would there be other classes too? What's your schedule like, are you working, and if so, how much? If you have a lot of time on your hands, then you could probably handle those classes. If not, then be very afraid. Those will all take some...

It does sound like you're seriously depressed, of course you also have a very good reason to be. Here's what I would do in your position. First off, talk to each of your professors now. Tell them what's going on with you, and ask them what they would suggest to you. Going to have that talk...