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Reasons for natural occuring forces
Well, similair to the reasons behind gravity as in theory of relativity, i would like to know the reasons behind electro magnetism. i would also like to know how exactly the strong force holds hardons toghether and produces atomic stability in varying spaces. Also, why and how is the strong...- sudhirking
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- Forces Natural
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Calculate Nusselt Number: Free Convection Air Vertical Channel Different Temps
What expression should be used to calculate Nusselt number for free convection (of air) in a vertical channel with walls at different temperatures? I have the Bar-Cohen and Rohsenow equations, but I am unsure which situation this corresponds to (and thus which constants to use). Symmetric...- engineer23
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Can You Solve the Equation X^2 + Y^2 + Z^2 = NXYZ for Natural N?
can anyone give solution to this quation x^2+y^2+z^2=nxyz n is natural- hadi amiri 4
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What gives rise to natural frequency?
What gives rise to natural frequency? Resonance is when an oscillating force has a frequency that matches the natural frequency of a system... but what gives rise to the natural frequency of the system?- audreyh
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- Frequency Natural Natural frequency Rise
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Modes of vibration, natural frequency
Hi.. I have a question about natural fvibration. Every object has natural frequency and modes of vibration. Let us consider a simple cantilever beam for our discussion. and Let's say its first 4 modes of vibration are at 3, 6, 10 and 20 kHz respectively. (I made up these frequency values)...- chitrageetam
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- Frequency Modes Natural Natural frequency Vibration
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Natural thinking, common sense, and science?
I just watched some pbs program about the universe, and the conclusion was that existence is no accident, its the universe working for billions of years... seriously? you just wasted 1hr of my time to tell me something a little kid couldve told me in 10secs..? Im no scientist... but i can...- Hexnergy
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- Natural Science Thinking
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As CO2-GWD, how does nuclear compares to natural gas and oil?
As a CO2-global warming denier (GWD), how nuclear power generation compare to natural gas and oil carbon fuels, in start up costs, long term costs, pollution, operating costs? Is there any reason natural gas and oil fossil fuels can not meet projected energy needs, besides the allegation of...- ensabah6
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- Gas Natural Nuclear Oil
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Partial Derivatives of natural log
Hey all. I'm having some problems with the partial derivatives of e. I understand the basics such as exy2. where I'm getting confused is with the following dz/dx=e(x+y) and dz/dx=1/ex+ey Can anyone help me out with understanding these??- nicolette2413
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- Derivatives Log Natural Natural log Partial Partial derivatives
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How Many Ways Can a Natural Number M Be Expressed as a Sum of N Whole Numbers?
In How many ways can one write a natural number M as a sum of N whole numbers? Consider the two conditions; 1)the numbers appearing in the sum are distinct. 2)the numbers appearing in the sum are not necessary distinct. eg1:eight can be written as a sum of 6 whole numbers as shown below...- quantumfireball
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- Natural Natural numbers Numbers
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Medical Bringing Back Life: The Mystery of Natural Death
If someone dies in a hospital a member of medical staff tries to brings their heart back to life, sometimes this works. Why if someone dies of nateral causes can't their heart be braught back to life after a while?- schrod's dog
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- Death Life Mystery Natural
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Derivatives of natural numbers
1. I was trying to understand the proof of (d/dx) b^x = (ln b)*(b^x) it says: b= e^(ln b) so, b^x= e^((ln b)*x)) So now we use the chain rule: (d/dx) b^x = (d/dx) e^((ln b)*x)) I understand everything so far, but not the next step. It says then that (d/dx) e^((ln b)*x))= (ln...- apples
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- Derivatives Natural Natural numbers Numbers
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Natural Frequency and wavelength
Homework Statement The portion of a piano string between the bridge and upper end of the finger board is 0.50 meters long. The string when plucked sounds a note of 440Hz- the first harmonic. a. where must the violinist put a finder to pay a C note- 528Hz b Without returning, is it possible...- viciousp
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- Frequency Natural Natural frequency Wavelength
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Differentiation of natural logarithms
I encountered a proof problem when I was reading up on the derivatives of natural logarithms' section. It gave a rule which said this : \text{For } a >0 \text{ and } a\ne 1 \text{,}\\\frac{d}{dx}(a^{u}) \ = \ a^{u} \ \ln{a\frac{du}{dx}} To prove it on my own, I made a few identities: a^{u}=y...- razored
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- Differentiation Logarithms Natural
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Natural Log of Units: What Happens to the Units?
Homework Statement We're doing a lab and we basically had to find ln(Pv), where Pv is vapor pressure of isopropanol. Well, the pressure is initially measured in kPa, but what happens to the units if you take a natural log of that whole thing? For example, if I take ln(5 kPa), do the units...- Melawrghk
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- Log Natural Natural log Units
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Integrating Natural Log Function using Integration by Parts Method
Integrating Natural Log Function using "Integration by Parts" Method Homework Statement The problem says to integrate ln(2x+1)dx Homework Equations I used u=ln(2x+1); du = 2dx/(2x+1); dv=dx; v=x The Attempt at a Solution So, I integrated it using that (above) 'dictionary' and I...- jrmed13
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- Function Integration Integration by parts Log Method Natural Natural log parts
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When does natural become man made? What's the dividing line?
I'm watching a show about reintroducing bison to the great plains, because man killed most of them off. In the same breath they talk about how indians would burn the plains to attact bison to the new growth and that's why there were so many of them. Who decides which is the natural order? I'm...- tribdog
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- Line Natural
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A natural log inequality with absolute value
Homework Statement F(x) = (8-12ln|x|)/(x^4) > 0 (a) For what values of x is the expression F(x) defined? Write your answer in interval notation. (b) At what value(s) of x is the expression F(x) equal to zero? If there is more than one answer separate them by commas. (c) The set of...- gabrooo
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- Absolute Absolute value Inequality Log Natural Natural log Value
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Is the metric space Q of rationals homeomorphic to N, the natural numbers?
I don't know if this is more appropriate for the topology forum, but I am learning this in analysis. I am asked to say whether or not Q and N are homeomorphic to each other and to justify why. I am confused as to how to prove precisely that two spaces are homeomorphic, for there are no formal... -
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Natural force of circular motion
Homework Statement A 950kg sports car (including driver) crosses the rounded top of a hill (radius = 86.0m) at 10.0m/s. Homework Equations A. Determine the normal force exerted by the road on the car. B. Determine the normal force exerted by the car on the 73.0kg driver. C. Determine the car...- peweee17
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- Circular Circular motion Force Motion Natural
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calc II Partial Fractions with Natural Logs
Homework Statement \int\frac{dx}{x(1+ln x)} Homework Equations Partial Fractions? Maybe I am solving this wrong... The Attempt at a Solution \frac{A}{X} + \frac{B}{1+ln x} = 1 A(1+lnx) + Bx =1 A + Alnx + Bx =1 This doesn't seem to work out properly. I have been having a...- demersal
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- Fractions Natural Partial Partial fractions
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Can a Tetrahedron be Constructed with the Given Equation in Natural Numbers?
Hi, I was wondering if anyone could find a solution to this: d^2-ab=e^2-bc=f^2-ac in the natural numbers where not all variables are equal. I don't know how to make a computer program, but if it takes little time, I would really appreciate if I could have a solution to it.- disregardthat
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- Natural Natural numbers Numbers
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- Forum: General Math
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Integration by parts help natural log hurry tired
Integrate the function. (3x)/(3x-2) I am spose to use integration by parts but i don't know how to integrate 1/(3x-2). anybody help??- darthxepher
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- Integration Integration by parts Log Natural Natural log parts
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- Forum: Calculus
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Derivatives of natural logarithmic functions
f(x) = ln (12x-5/9x-2) f'(x) = (4/3) (1/ln10)(9x-2/12x-5) Is this correct??- fr33pl4gu3
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- Derivatives Functions Logarithmic Natural
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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ExtenZe All Natural Male Enhancement
https://www.officialextenze.com/?cid=437078- Ivan Seeking
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Antiderivative: natural logs, exponents
Homework Statement I am trying to anti-differentiate (3t+2e^t)*[e^(-3t/2)] Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I have simplified this into several forms, including [3t(e^(-3t/2)+2e^(-t/2)] . This form may or may not be accurate, but I am pretty sure that the form given...- swooshfactory
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- Antiderivative Exponents Natural
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Evaluating Integral with a natural log
I hit the submit instead of the preview. please wait Homework Statement \int9s9^s dsHomework Equations ∫udv=uv-∫9^sds-∫vduThe Attempt at a Solution u=9s du=9ds dv=9^s ds v=∫9^sds =∫3^(2s) ds =3^(2s)/[2ln(3)] this is as far as i have gotten. Am i correct so far?- XedLos
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- Integral Log Natural Natural log
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Simplifying Logarithmic Ratios: How Do You Do It?
how the heck do you simplify this ? (Ln (2x/y) / Ln (x/y)) = m/n HELP ME!- casanova2528
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- Log Natural Natural log Ratio Simplify
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For which natural numbers n does the expression
A nice puzzle I just found (hope it hasn't been posted before): For which natural numbers n does the expression \sqrt {30 + \sqrt n} \ \ + \ \ \sqrt {30 - \sqrt n} yield also a natural number?- dodo
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- Expression Natural Natural numbers Numbers
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- Forum: General Math
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Finding Derivatives with Natural Logarithms
Hello, I was given a problem dealing with derivatives and compositions of g and f. The problem is, when I go to find the derivative at a certain point, it involves natural logs. I can only get so far when I can no longer get 'h' out of the equation! f(x)=ln(x) for all x>0 g(x)=(x^2)-4...- Swerting
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- Derivatives Natural
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Discover the Natural Swinging Period of the Human Leg | Need Help Now!
The human leg can be compared to a physical pendulum, with a "natural" swinging period at which walking is easiest. Consider the leg as two rods joined rigidly together at the knee; the axis for the leg is the hip joint. The length of each rod is about the same, 54 cm. The upper rod has a mass...- sungjoooneee
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- Natural Pendulum
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Natural isomorphism of Left adjoints
Given two left adjoints F,H:\mathcal{C}\to\mathcal{D} of a functor G:\mathcal{D}\to\mathcal{C}, how do we show that F and H are naturally isomorphic? This is my idea so far (I am working with the Hom-set defenition of adjunction): We need to construct a natural isomorphism \alpha. So, for...- dmuthuk
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- Isomorphism Natural
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Understanding Natural Logs and e: Simplifying Expressions with ln and e
I am starting my first year of college and I reviewing my high school notes from trig pre-cal and there was one thing I couldn't figure out. It was a multiple choice question and I don't have the textbook anymore but the answer I circled I can't understand how I arrived to that answer...- Iron_Brute
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- Confusion Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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A Query: On Math, Physics, Fear and Natural Aptitude
Hi there. First off, nice to meet you! This is indeed my first post and I look forward to getting to know you all. I came to you with the gravest of burdens on my mind so let's jump right in, shall we? We have a lot to cover! This September I am starting my Honours Mathematics program at...- Xs1t0ry
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- Natural Physics
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Solving Natural Log Equations: Tips & Tricks
Homework Statement sqrt(ln(x)) = ln(sqrt(x)) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I've been trying to do this for some time now. Could anyone give some tips on how to get started with this?- ahmadmz
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- Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Calculate Natural Logarithm of 273/263
Calcule: ln\frac{273}{263}- Brunno
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- Logarithm Natural
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The rise and fall of evidence-based natural philosophy.
The rise and fall of evidence-based natural philosophy. The way we think of the external physical world — natural philosophy -- has in the past often been coloured by anthro’centric prejudice and personal egotism. This perspective has gradually been eclipsed by the secular ideal of...- oldman
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- Fall Natural Philosophy Rise
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Can natural logs help solve equations involving e?
Why does e ^ (lnx) = x? where ln is log base e. Why is the integral of 1/x ln(x) and not log(x) ie log base 10 x? Is there some good information somewhere explainined this please? Cheers- Andrew123
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News Natural Gas cost by winter to triple?
"Today in talking to the gas company - I was told they are thinking the price of Natural Gas may reach $3.00 a therm by this winter. The current price is $1.45 a therm, on my last bill it was $1.24. Remember a winter ago people where upset at $1.10 a therm. That means bills that may...- rewebster
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Do natural vacuums exist between particles in matter?
Hi, i was wondering today whether or not natural vacuums existed inside of evey cluster of matters that may or may not have an atmosphere. for example, can we say that the space in between protons, neutron, and the electrons in an atom of iron is so small that almost no matter can "fill" the...- tiale11
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- Earth Natural
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Misleading commmercials : The recurring natural flavors theme
Misleading commmercials : The recurring "natural flavors " theme The other day I was at Taco Bell and noticed their ad for the Fruitista beverage made of "natural flavors". One thing to note about "natural flavors" is that it is not the same thing as real fruit juice and thus there is no real...- GCT
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Natural frequencies - theoretical vs COSMOS results
Hi all, I am new to the forum and am despreate for the solution for my current task. I am given a canteliver beam with the dimention: L =1250mm W= 75mm D= 30mm E=200 Gpa density = 7800kg/m^3 poison ratio=0.3 and I optained the first five natural frequencies from COSMOSWorks 2007...- WillySaw
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What is the solution to this natural logarithm homework problem?
i have a problem please help http://img373.imageshack.us/img373/3052/index1bd9.gif Who can solve this for me?!- heyman123
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- Homework Logarithm Natural
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Solving Natural Logarithmic Equations
Homework Statement Solve ln(2x+1)=2-ln(x) for x. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution e^(ln(2x+1)) = e^((2-ln(x)) 2x + 1 = e^(2/x) 2x^2 + x = e^2 2x^2+x-e^2 = 0 At this point, I know you're supposed to use the quadratic equation. But, my problem is with how...- Rossinole
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- Function Logarithmic Natural
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Natural Eigenbasis composite 2 X Spin 1/2 system
The way I am being taught in my course is that instead of !s_1= 1/2, m_1 =1/2 ; s_2= 1/2, m_2 =1/2 > = !+ + > !s_1= 1/2, m_1 =1/2 ; s_2= 1/2, m_2 =-1/2 > = !+ - > !s_1= 1/2, m_1 =-1/2 ; s_2= 1/2, m_2 =1/2 > = !- + > !s_1= 1/2, m_1 =-1/2 ; s_2= 1/2, m_2 =-1/2 > = !- - > We have...- cathalcummins
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- Composite Natural Spin Spin 1/2 System
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Understanding Exponential and Natural Log Rules: Is this Simplification Correct?
Is it true that e^{2(2x+ln2)} = e^{4x}e^{2ln2} I can't see how that is true? According to a paper mark scheme it is. Can someone clarify Thanks :)- thomas49th
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- Log Natural Natural log
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The coefficients of a power series for natural log
Homework Statement The function f(x) =ln(10 - x) is represented as a power series in the form f(x) = (sum from 0 to infinity) of c_{n}x^{n} Find the first few coefficients in the power series. The Attempt at a Solution I know how to find the coefficients in a normal looking...- the7joker7
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- Coefficients Log Natural Natural log Power Power series Series
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Negation elimination rule in natural deduction
Can somebody please explain the negation elimination rule in natural deduction to me? I've read a few explanations and none of them make any sense whatsoever. Nor do I understand how you can (or why you would want to) be able to infer anything from a contradiction. Thanks.- drguildo
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- Elimination Natural
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Debunking the Myth of Natural Products: The Truth About Artificial Vitamin C
I keep hearing people praise "natural" products even beyond the limits of the laws of physics! For example, a friend of mine who studies medicine said that natural vitamin C has different effects than artificial different C (the artificial one has some side effects) even though they have the...- SF
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Unit cancellation in integration with natural logarithm?
I was recently doing some problems with Entropy, and came to the startling conclusion of incorrect units for most of my answers! One problem, for example--was to calculate the change in entropy of a given sample as it gained heat per temperature. \Delta S=\int^{f}_{i}\frac{dQ_{r}}{T} The...- Cvan
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- Integration Logarithm Natural Unit
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Finding a limit with the natural log function
i need help with this: lim x->\infty of \frac{ln(2+h) - ln(2)}{h} i have no idea where to even begin! i tried resolving it, but it didn't help :[ any suggestions??- fiziksfun
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- Function Limit Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help