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Parametric curve question (determining unknown point)
My work so far: I am stuck because when I inputted the two possible values of t and k, neither solution worked. Where did I go wrong? Pointers would be appreciated! :)- cherry
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- Calc 2 Calc 3 Linear algagbra Parametric Tangent line
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Finding a definite integral from the Riemann sum
Hi! I am having trouble finalizing this problem. The interval is given so we know that a = 1 and b = 2. From there you can figure out that ∆x = 1/n, xiR = 1 + i/n. Using logarithmic properties, I rearranged the expression and wrote (1 + i/n)(1/n)ln[(n + i)/n]. I can guess that the function is...- crememars
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- Calc 2 Definite integral Integral Riemann Riemann sum Sum
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Calc 2 Sum of Alternating Geometric Series
A0 = 1 A1 = 3 3(An-1) / 4(An-2) = An- bigbob123
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- Calc 2 Geometric Geometric series Series Sum
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Work done by Hooke's Law? (Calc 2)
An open tank has the shape of a right circular cone. The tank is 8 feet across the top and 6 feet high. How much work is done in emptying the tank by pumping the water over the top edge? (The weight-density of water is 62.4 pounds per cubic foot.)- aimee2016
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- Calc 2 Hooke's law Law Work Work done
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Pressure exerted on the end of a pool
Homework Statement Consider a trough with triangular ends, as pictured below, where the tank is 10 feet long, the top is 5 feet wide, and the tank is 4 feet deep. Say that the trough is full to within 1 foot of the top with water of weight density 62.4 pounds/ft^3. How much force does the...- JCL
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- calc 2 physics pressure
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Efficient Methods for Solving Summation Equations: Σ(1/k) - (1/(k+1))
Homework Statement (summation from 1 to 100) Σ (1/k) - (1/(k+1)) [/B]Homework Equations Σc = cn Σi = (n(n+1))/2[/B]The Attempt at a Solution I can only find summation equations for variables in the numerator. I'm not sure how to even start this problem. [/B]- Leah123rose
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- Calc 2 Summation
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Calc 2 Integration Area Problem
Homework Statement Please help me solve the calc problem pictured! Homework Equations y=3-x^2 and y=x+1 The Attempt at a Solution My attempt is in one of the photos!- Alexa
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- Area Calc 2 Calculus Calculus 2 Integration
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Finding the limits of integration and quadratic formula
Homework Statement Please look at the photo! Homework Equations -x^2+4x=x^2-6x+5 The Attempt at a Solution I got 2x^2-10x+5 but it says it's wrong- Alexa
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- Calc 2 Calculus Calculus 2 Formula Homework Integration Limits Limits of integration Quadratic Quadratic formula
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Other Exam Horror Stories: How to Bounce Back from a Failed Calc 2 Exam
Took the calculus 2 exam yesterday. 30 question exam. Was on a roll from questions 1-18 I think k only had one unanswered at that point, the test got harder and harder and once I hit question 20 I felt pretty defeated. Once I got to the questions asking about finding volume and surface area of...- isukatphysics69
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- Calc 2 Exam
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Master Power Series Convergence with Expert Help - Examples Included
Homework Statement [/B] There are three problems that I am struggling with. 1. ∑[k2(x-2)k]/[3k] 2. ∑[(x-4)n]/[(n)(-9)n] 3. ∑[2k(x-3)k]/[k(k+1)] The Attempt at a Solution On the first two I am having problems finding the end-points of the interval of convergence. I use the ratio test. 1...- PhysicsCollegeGirl
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- Alternating series Calc 2 Power Power series Series
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Calc 2 is punching me in the chest
I am taking calc 2 online, and am currently finishing the part on "Strategy for Integration", where all the u-sub/trigsub/partial fraction/by parts are combining into a problem set. They were already challenging on their own, but combining all these is very tricky haha! Definitely not high...- CrunchBerries
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- Calc 2
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Series: Determine if they are convergent or divergent
Homework Statement I have a couple of series where I need to find out if they are convergent (absolute/conditional) or divergent. Σ(n3/3n Σk(2/3)k Σ√n/1+n2 Σ(-1)n+1*n/n^2+9 Homework Equations Comparison Test Ratio Test Alternating Series Test Divergence Test, etc The Attempt at a...- jlmccart03
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- Calc 2 Calculus Convergence Convergent Divergence Divergent Series
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Taking Calc 2 and Linear Algebra at the Same Time
I'm in a bit of a dilemma. At my university, Calc 2 is a prerequisite to Linear Algebra. However, I have been told that it's totally doable to take both at the same time. What do you guys think? Do most universities wave this requirement if you take them concurrently? Thanks!- Mark Wolter
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- Algebra Calc 2 Linear Linear algebra Time
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Admissions Transfering from CC, got a C in calc2. Am I screwed?
I want to major in computer and electrical engineering physics. I don't actually know much about the specifics, but I've been an electrical engineering hobbyist since high school, I built my own desktop computer and enjoy programing in C++, and I study some physics in my free time. All I know is...- GriffinC
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- calc 2 community college engineering physics transfer student
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Find Taylor Series for 1/x Around x=3
Homework Statement Find the Taylor Series for f(x)=1/x about a center of 3. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution f'(x)=-x^-2 f''(x)=2x^-3 f'''(x)=-6x^-4 f''''(x)=24x^-5 ... f^n(x)=-1^n * (x)^-(n+1) * (x-3)^n I'm not sure where I went wrong...- soitgoes2019
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- Calc 2 Series Taylor Taylor series
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Is calc 1 more similar to calc 2 or calc 2 similar to calc 3
I'm going to have a gap between math classes at some point. I can either take calc 1, then calc 2 the following semester, then have a semester gap with no math, and then calc 3. Or calc 1, no math gap, calc 2, calc 3. The reason I am asking is because i will forget some information in the...- AMan24
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- Calc 1 Calc 2 Calc 3
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Calc 2 References for Winter Break?
Hey everyone, I am winding down of finals next week, and will be off of school for a month. I was planning on beginning Calculus 2 over winter break to get a head start, and I don't want to lose the information I've already learned. We left off on U-Substitution on some basic integrals. I was...- in the rye
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- Break Calc 2 References
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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Alternative examples, alternating series test
Hey guys, this one is just for funnsies. So when dealing with an alternating series test, 3 requirements must be met, : Alternating u(sub n) ≥ u(sub n+1) for all n ≥ N, for some integer N u(sub n) → 0 as n → ∞. So I have been coming up with examples where of these are true, and one isnt. A... -
Can I do this in this math problem/substitution Calc 2
Homework Statement Find integral of 4*e^(4x)*sin(e^(4x))dx Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Can I do this in this math problem I took the integral of 4e^(4x)*sin(e^(4x)) dx using substitution method. in the end I got e^(4x)*-cos*[1/e^(4x)] do the ex^4x just cancel out?- Steebly
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Retaking Calc 2 Exam: Is it Worth the Effort?
hey everyone so i just took my calc 2 exam and the whole class basically bombed it. the professor is giving us a chance to retake the exam or to keep the score we had the first time around. the exam is on integration by parts, trig sub, trig integrals and partial fractions decomposition. i got a...- benEE2018
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- Calc 2 Exam Retake
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How Do You Solve the Integral ∫x/(6x-x^2)^3/2 dx Using Trig Substitution?
1. I need help solving this integral, I've tried using trig substitution, but I'm getting nowhere with it. ∫x/(6x-x^2)^3/2dx Like I said before, I tried changing the bottom to a radical and trig substituting but it doesn't seem to get me anywhere. Thanks in advanced for any help.- Oalvarez
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- Calc 2 Integral
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Taking linear algebra with calc 2
How difficult will this be? I have 6 semesters left at CC and I need to take college algebra, precalc, calc 1, calc 2, calc 3, linear algebra, and dif equations. So I have to have some overlap somewhere but I am not 100% sure. College Algebra is a prereq for precalc, which I have to take...- Forensics
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- Algebra Calc 2 Linear Linear algebra
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Is solving this possible with Calc 2?
Hi, I'm teaching my self Calc 2 at the moment and made an equation that I want to integrate: \frac{1}{x*\phi^{1-cos(2*\pi*x)}} (phi is just a really large constant) I'm not asking anyone to do it for me, but am curious if this is something I can even hope to be able to integrate with...- hddd123456789
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- Calc 2
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Calc 2: Arc Length from 0-π/4 for James Stewart 7th Ed.
Ello every one, i have interesting question. Any one who has james stewert 7th edition calc book I am on secotion 8.1 studying for an exam. number 13 of 8.1 says this y= ln(secx) find arc length from 0-pi/4 here is what i do first in my opinion. y`= 1/sec(sectan) y`= tanx...- LT72884
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- Arc Arc length Calc 2 Length
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MHB Find volume of solid generated (Calc 2)
[solved]Find volume of solid generated (Calc 2) Find the volume of the solid generated by revolving the region in the first quadrant bounded by the coordinate axes, the curve y=e^x, and the line x = ln 2 about the line x= ln 2. So I tried graphing it to see visually, and the expression I got... -
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Calc 2, Linear Algbera, PHY 1, Design class and Gen Chem 2, bad idea?
University physics with lab general chemistry 2 with lab Design class linear Algebra Culculs 2. Does this look like an overload? At times it feels like it is and at times it feels like it can be done. the mechanics course and the general chemistry course both come with labs which is the...- Metta
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- Calc 2 Chem Class Design Idea Linear
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Calc 2 solids of revolution help
A solid lies between planes perpendicular to the x-axis at x=-a and x=a for values of a>0 to be given below in parts (i) and (ii). In each case the cross-sections perpendicular to the x-axis between these planes run from the semicircle y=√(a^2-x^2) to the semicircle y=-√(a^2-x^2). If...- kellyb1ll
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- Calc 2 Revolution Solids
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How can I integrate trig functions using u-substitution and n-substitution?
This isn't homework, It is just book problems that I am practicing, I am checking some answers with wolfram and others with the book answers. Homework Statement \begin{align} \int \frac{sin(w)\,dw}{\sqrt{1-cos(w)}}\\ \end{align} Homework Equations I used u substitution... Not sure if I...- marc017
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- Calc 2 Integration Trig
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Calc 2 simple integration i'm stuck on
My first post let's see if i did this typing right, if not please forgive me... Homework Statement \int \frac{(1+ln x)^2}{x}\,dx Homework Equations Trying to attack it by using substitution.. The Attempt at a Solution Using... u = 1 + ln(x) , du = 1/x \begin{align} \int \frac{(1+ln...- marc017
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- Calc 2 Integration Stuck
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How Does the Integrating Factor Simplify Differential Equations?
im in calculus 2 right now and we are doing differential equaitons right now. I am confused as to why when i find the integrating factor I(x)=e^(∫p(x) and when i multiply both sides i get e^∫(p(x))[(dy/dx)+p(x)*y]=d(e^(p(x)dx)*y) how are they equal. i will give an example. (dy/dx)+y=x*e^(x)...- nick.martinez
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- Calc 2 Differential Differential equations
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Differental Equation homework (w/ calc 2 intergrals)
Homework Statement Carrying capacity N of a population Assume: small population, dp/dt is proportional to P if 0<P<N then p(t) increases if P>N then P(t) decreases equilibrium means dp/dt = 0 Homework Equations dP/dT = KP(N-P) Solve for P(t) The Attempt at a Solution...- mandymandy
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- Calc 2 Homework
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Integration using natural logs, help (beginning of my calc 2 class)
Homework Statement Ok, so I have the problem, and I have the answer, but I don't know how they arrived at the answer. I'll show you the problem, and what I tried and maybe somebody can point out where I am going wrong, or some hints to put me on the right path. (2x-1)/(x+1) being integrated on...- Vagabond7
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- Calc 2 Class Integration Natural
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Taking Calc 2, Physics 1 and Chem 1 in same semester?
Hello, I am a student at a CC currently taking Calculus I and Intro to Chem (never had chem in high school). I have high A's in both. I would like to major in Mechanical Engineering. I was hoping to get some advice from people who have tried this schedule: Calculus II Physics I (Calculus...- leehufford
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- Calc 2 Chem Physics Physics 1 Semester
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Integral by Trig Substitution, Calc 2
Homework Statement The definite integral of ∫(x^2 √(a^2-x^2) dx from 0 to a Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution So i don't need actual help with this problem. I got the answer, (π*a^4)/16 and I verified with the back of the book. The question I have is whether this...- Darkestsolrac
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- Calc 2 Integral Substitution Trig Trig substitution
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Kind of ambiguous question not entirely sure what she's asking (Calc 2).)
Homework Statement "The base of a solid is the region enclosed by y=4-x^2 and the x-axis. Find the volume of the solid if cross-sections perpendicular to the y-axis are isosceles right triangles with hypotenuse in the base" I think she forgot to add to rotate the equation around the y-axis...- arishorts
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- Calc 2
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Solving an Integration Problem Involving Partial Fractions and Trig Substitution
Homework Statement \int(x^2-2x+3)dx/(x^3-x^2-x-2) Homework Equations Trig substitution/ partial fractions? The Attempt at a Solution I used partial fractions to reduce the integral down to: \intdx/(x-2)+\int(x-1)dx/(x^2+x+1) The first integral is easy enough, but the...- Tilted
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- Calc 2 Integration
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Calc 2: Power Series - Find Radius & Interval of Convergence
Homework Statement Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence of the series: \sum (-1)n * ( x^(2n) / (2n)! ) for n=0 to infinity Homework Equations well, any of the divergence tests: ratio, limit comparison, etc. The Attempt at a Solution I don't get power...- arl146
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- Calc 2 Power Power series Series
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Testing Pass out of Calc 2 by exam or take the full semester of Calc 2 in the summer
Hi, I've been debating with myself if I should pass out of calculus 2 by an exam or I should take the full semester. I am currently taking calc 1 this semester. Is there a pro or a con to either of these routes? I also would need to brush up on certain calc 2 topics since I have not taken...- selig5560
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- Calc 2 Exam Semester Summer
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Taking Calc 2 in the summer - good or bad idea?
Hi, Has anyone taken calc 2 at a CC in the summer? I'm thinking of doing it so I can get to calc 3 faster. I'm worried that it might be too fast and I won't be able to absorb the material which will prepare me for calc 3. If this is too vague, I'll elaborate ;). Thanks, S- selig5560
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- Calc 2 Idea Summer
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Interesting Telescoping Series - Calc 2
Interesting Telescoping Series -- Calc 2 My problem with this series arose when I attempted a partial fractions decompisition of the following, (k-1)/(2^(2k+1). I attempted to factor the denominator with 2(2^k) which is right, but where do I go from there? It does not help much to multiply...- danerape
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- Calc 2 Interesting Series Telescoping series
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Calc 2: Integral of 1/sqrt(4-x^2)
Homework Statement ∫ from 0 to 1 of 1/sqrt(4-x^2) dx I know from Wolfram Alpha that the answer should be π/6, and that the indefinite integral would be arcsin(x/2). I see the connection between this and the antiderivative of arcsin, I'm just not sure how to handle the 4 rather than the...- Jordan P
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- Calc 2 Integral
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Is it a good idea to take Calc 2 and Engineering Physics in the summer?
I've had to take a handful of prerequisites for Math and it's caused my academic schedule to get jacked up - To keep a full-time load in each semester I will have to take Calc2(4 credits) and Engineering Physics 1(4 credits) during next summer (eight week session). It would be a Mon-Thursday...- liubare
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- Calc 2 Engineering Engineering physics Idea Physics Summer
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How Do You Determine the Key Angles for a Three-Leaf Rose in Polar Coordinates?
I don't remember ANYTHING from this section when I took Trig but we're finding the area of curves in the polar coords. Looking at the book they give us this equation r=2cos3\theta I can see, and I know how to figure out its a 3 leaf "rose" symmetrical about the theta= zero axis, but I can't...- mateomy
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- Calc 2 Coordinates Polar Polar coordinates
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What is the graph of a polar curve with specific r and theta values?
Homework Statement Sketch a graph of the polar curve whose points satisfy the following: As theta increases from 0 to pi/2, r decreases from 4 to 2. As theta increases from pi/2 to pi, r decreases from 2 to 0. As theta increases from pi to 3pi/2, r decreases from 0 to -1. As theta increases...- ThirdEyeBlind
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- Calc 2 Coordinates Polar Polar coordinates
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Probably getting a C in Calc 2. Can I still become a chemical engineer?
I am really starting to doubt myself, which sucks because it's what I want to do. Should I retake? Can I move on and be ok? (I did fine in the integrating part, but not so much in series/sequences)- Sentience
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- Calc 2 Chemical Chemical engineer Engineer
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Calc 2 Fluid Pressure problem setup
Homework Statement Calculate the fluid force of a right triangle with height 3ft and base 2ft submerged in water vertically and it's upper vertex at a depth of 4ft. Homework Equations F = w int(from a to b) y*f(y)dy The Attempt at a Solution I'm just not seeing how to set this...- DrummingAtom
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- Calc 2 Fluid Fluid pressure Pressure
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Calc 2 problem involving integration
Hey everyone! My name is Ben, I'm a senior in high school working on an BC Calc problem and am having some general questions about it. The question reads: Let f be a function defined on the closed interval [-3,4] with f(0) = 3. The graph of f', the derivative of f, consists of one line segment...- bennwalton
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- Calc 2 Integration
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Taking Calc 2 Pass/Fail: Is This a Good Idea?
Hey everyone. I'm planning on taking calc 2 this semester in addition to some other demanding courses. Since I'm hoping to at least minor in physics, I know the class is important for later and I will take it seriously. However, I'd like to take it pass/fail to make this semester much less...- Tripoli
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- Calc 2
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Simple Convergence / Divergence Calc 2
Homework Statement I have stared at this too long and do not know which test to approach it with, even writing it out. The problem is State the Convergence or Divergence of the given series: Summation n=1 to Infinity of 1 / sqrt (n^3 + 2n) Homework Equations I narrowed it down to...- Alex G
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- Calc 2 Convergence Divergence
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