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Or you can use a strategy that has been put forward in a book here recently in Norway. A guy who's world top at memorizing cards use two techniques: travelroute and images. You use familiar places, like your home, and walk through each room. You'll recognize these rooms very well because it's...

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yes, i am. Yeah, I figured. Like this right?: \int 5 x e^{x^2}dx = 5/2§2xe^(x^2) = 5/2§ (and as in opposite of the above e^(x^2)*2x) = (e^(x^2)) , which gives simply 5/2(e^(x^2))+C.

so.. : testing.. \int 5x e^{x^2}dx = 5/2 \int 2x e^{x^2}dx = 5/2\times2\times \frac{1}{1+1}x^1+1

no, it's rule 2? e^(x^2)= 1/x^2*e^(x^2), it would make the x^2 disappear anyway.. and would make sense at the least.

(e^u)`*u` I'm making a fault here? no chain rule in integral? e^(x^2)=e^(x^2)? , but why isn't chain rule being used? (like in §e^(3x-2)dx=(1/3)e^(3x-2)+C.) it looks like it should, heh. And how do the x^2 dissapear..

Where do I find LaTeX? Yeah, I meant chain rule. in is natural logarithm, e^inp=p. My try went: §5x*e^(x^2)dx= 5/2§2x*e^(x^2)dx (cause here is where you 'use it', right? = 5/2*2*(1/(1+1))x^(1+1)*(e^u)`*u` (chain rule) = 5/2*x^2*e^(x^2)*(1/(2+1))x^(2+1) = 5/2x^2*e^(x^2)*(1/3)x^3+C.

oh no, sorry the answer is: (5/2)*e^(x^2)+C... (at work, brb)

Homework Statement Solve (e^(x^2))` , use this result to solve §5x*e^(x^2)dx Homework Equations * is multiply ` is derive 1.§e^xdx=e^x+C 2.§e^kxdx=1/k*e^kx+C 3.§a^xdx=1/ina*a^x+C (a is a number) 4.§k*f(x)dx=k*§f(x)dx The Attempt at a Solution (I'm alittle confused as to...

uh, are you joking with me, or am I writing down the question wrong(cause I know I have a bad habit of not reading the question at probability well enough)? Cause that was the way I was thinking as you above.

Yeah, b| the probability of that the eldest is a brother, and the two youngest girls. That is also just one outcomes yes? So that should give 1/8. But the answer writes as 0.121, which is not 1/8. ?

Yeah, I guessed so too, but then I've thought so before too and being wrong, so.. *g* Hm, I'll ask about b| soon.

Jeeserssweesers(for a lack of a better word), probability is confusing. Homework Statement A family has three children, no twins or.. that same just with three. a| What is the chance that all the children are girls. Homework Equations The chapter here shows the equtations...

Another guy that wants to shout out his oppinion without reading all that's before him. For me it is different in that I find much meaning, but I also feel small. I'm supporised when someone says they can't find meaning in anything for to me there is so much. Maybe if you can't find a meaning...

I cried to Jerry Springer when I was 16 or something when I was at my friends place, I couldn't watch it and had to leave, heh.

Or "Red at least once means 3 out of 4 outcomes. the 3 outcomes is defined by 'first spin is red', "third spin is not red", "fourth spin is red", and last as 'can be anything'" (Taking out my favorable/can-be-anything. uh, something like that? Closer? Grr, I don't like getting math not to...

No, I was just kidding around when I said just the variables. I always hope I'm good at humour but I'm not. My thought went as above(in case you haven't seen it): we have two spins, divided by a +. First shows the probability-of-one red and probability-of-can-be-everything(uh), the...

Hm, because ...? I have to go to work. I'll take little look into it before I reply again! This is fun and helpful.

Good question. Because we have all the variables? Not enough?! Because..... we have two spins, divided by a +. First shows the probability-of-one red and probability-of-can-be-everything(uh), the second of probability-of-one-red and probability-of-one-red. We have all the possibilities of...

I think I liked can-be-anything definition better. hm, the 7/8 is a bit confusing to me. I'm abit visual and thinking 7/8 which is 'such a big number' is nothing falls unatural, but this is probably(whaha what a pun) quite normal.

can be anything... wow. (Edit: Yeah well that is I suppose my "those that might happen") (7/8)(1/8) is first-spin-no-red x second-spin-one-red

Riight, I'll get some balls. hehehe. No I mean.. directly translated it's favorable/those that might happen. They are strange words to me. Uh. (Edit: Or it's like I see the math and don't see the math. Strange)

heh, pulling out balls from a bag was my previous test. I'm having these sentences in my mind, but they fall out again fast. I must specify... one red(R) x all(=NN)or:(8/8) , (I have these RN NN things a lot in my mind here, lol) ? hm...

I'm not sure how you say in english, but here(norway) it's G/M(gunstige(all the probable(or wanted)/mulige(all the possible outcomes), and use it alot(?) through probability.

AND you get the possble into it also. Are we sure this is probability and not magic? *laughs* But shoudn't I as I think, putting it into that / ? So I get the 8/8 at the bottom as the possible And also I'm maybe a little confused as to how you would get to the answer from the other way...

Well approximately it's right because you have all the 3 spins and the probable and possible. But.. ah yes, it doesn't matter of course that you muliply the 8/8 into it because anything muliplied by 1 doesn't change.

But that woulnd't make sense above cause then 8/8 is multiplied into both factors..

(1/8)(8/8) + (7/8)(1/8) Why is the 1(8/8) at just one side?.. Because it doesn't have to be more of it? I'm a little confused at it's presentation. How do I transform it from that, to ((1/8) + (7/8)(1/8)(probable)) / (8/8/(possible))

But I'm thinking as above: " all is the possible and the rest is the probable(3). That would make perfect sense(?) uhm. It's as if you make a division into a sentence. O_o you'd have to multiply the 'no red x one red' with 'all' to make it a whole division "

It's one red x all colours. Why it's the right answer presents a difficulty :)

So.. you'd have to multiply the 'no red x one red' with 'all' to make it a whole division(sp?) Why I'm really thinking this way I'm not totally sure.

all is the possible? and the rest is the probable(3). That would make perfect sense(?) uhm. It's as if you make a division into a sentence. O_o

oh. ah. Now I maybe see the / (?)

one red x all + no red x one red.. O_o

Yeah. I've noticed homework does that :o :) probability of one red x probability of ... lol. 7/8 is no red(all the other colours)?, but that makes 8/8...? ... a big nothing?:o yaaarwg No, all the colors? But that's neither R or N.

It means 1 out of 8...

heh. um.. 1/8 means 1 divided by 8, lol. ? But I was sure previous in my book that meant the probability of at least one colour. *really hungry, buys something to eat*

(R(probability of at least one red)(1/8))(N(no red)(8/8))+(NN(?!)(7/8))x(R(probability of at least one red)(1/8))

RNxNR:(R(at least one red))(N(no red))+(N(No red))(R(at least one red)) . But where's the RR and the other NR? ... (R(1/8))(N(8/8)+(N(7/8)x(R(1/8))... No.. or R(probablility of at least one red)N(probability of no red) + NR huh. ... Thinking :)

checked. "N is no-red. R is red.", yes, this I get... something like it. You mean a x between second-red and third-not-red right? at least one red x no red + (but shouldn't it stand 2/8 here, that would give probabllity for at least two reds) x at least one red. gaaawd, I'm so confused.

What's 7/8 ? (checking my books)

No, where's the RR?

lol. I don't get the 8/8. .. ah it's 'no red' of course... right? *hits my own head* Why didn't I think that way... I got to think math to language/pictures O_o?! I'm afraid of probability. Cause I'm much better at maths than language and probablity seems to me to be more language oriented(?)...

That gives two results. I'm leaving out the 3/4(Probable/Possible(sp?!)) of course, but I don't seem to make that add up: Like (1/8)x(8/8)+(7/8)(1/8) (a third spin here? But that would make over 15). And then add four divisions at the bottom(Possible results), but that would makes a lot of...

hehe sorry. I don't know where to begin maybe. Well I have a B from 1mx actually, but it is a bit too long ago. I'm having a hard time only with probablity . um, (1/8)x(8/8)+(7/8)(1/8) ?!.. no..

7/8 + 8/8 ? O_o The.. 7/8 would stand for no red, the 8/8 for all red, but that wouldn't make sense.. 7/8 + 4/8 + 4/8.. no. Um.. arg, I don't get it.

Ok, no I really meant multiplied. I'll be back. Thanks a lot for help. Yeah, thinking like that helps me sometimes.

hm, maybe I see, I start at of at the wrong place? I started thinking off at P(a)xP(b). But...um.. so.. RR((1/8)x(1/8)) x RN(1/8)x(7/8) x NR(7/8)x(1/8) doesn't work ? But then I miss Probable/Possible(NN being here) (Work. I'm thinking I should maybe do more of the easier ones first)

Ah, that gives four spins..! Yep, it's a mess in here :) I wrote down two answers that seemed the closest to what I felt would give the answer, eheh. Um, ah yes, that gives 3/4, yes?