Hi, first posting.
I have an assignment due where I have to intergrate sin(x)/((1 + x^2)^2) by substuting u = 1/(1 + x^2) and I have no idea how to do it? anyone got any ideas.
Function questions
if f(x) = 1/(x+1), prove that f^2(x) = (x+1)/(x+2).
Hence find an expression for f^3(x)
I really didn't get it, so... if there's anyone out there that could explain it, please do.
Thank you.
Hence find an expression for f^3(x)
I really didn't get it, so... if there's anyone out there that could explain it, please do.
Thank you.
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This is such a stupid question but I just wanna make sure-
10(n-1)²
=
10n²-20n+100
Haha, is that right??
10(n-1)²
=
10n²-20n+100
Haha, is that right??
Rules for combining DEs
Does anyone one know the rules for combing Differential Equations?
Combining
(2)
\frac{dj}{dx} = -C'\frac{dV}{dt} ;
and
(3)
\frac{dV}{dx}=-L'\frac{dj}{dt} ;
I need to get:
L'C'\frac{d^{2}V}{dt^{2}} = \frac{d^{2}V}{dx^{2}} ;
L' and C' are conductance and capacitance per unit length, and d is intended to represent lower case delta.
The problem concerns transmission lines.
Combining
(2)
\frac{dj}{dx} = -C'\frac{dV}{dt} ;
and
(3)
\frac{dV}{dx}=-L'\frac{dj}{dt} ;
I need to get:
L'C'\frac{d^{2}V}{dt^{2}} = \frac{d^{2}V}{dx^{2}} ;
L' and C' are conductance and capacitance per unit length, and d is intended to represent lower case delta.
The problem concerns transmission lines.
eBay
for sale: TI-89 Titanium
Loscha's great calculator sell off continues. Selling my TI-89 Titanium graphing calculator. In excellent condition.
The most powerful calculator TI make that will fit in your pocket!
It should cost $20au to post internationally.
The most powerful calculator TI make that will fit in your pocket!
It should cost $20au to post internationally.
Packin Heat!
What calculators do you own and use?
I have (and use)
Texas Instruments:
TI-84+, TI-89 Titanium, TI-30X IIB (a normal scientific, I have the white/silvery one, but, would love to get a purple/green/blue one, too) and a TI-80 which I got for $5 at a hock shop because it was cute and twee and baby sized.
Casio:
FX-100d quite a rare one. I have 2. It has hex, milli micro nano pico kilo mega symbols on some buttons (very bloody useful for electronics engineering)
Slide Rules:
Three, various kinds. Favourite is a Hemmi (Earnest) my then best friend got me from an op shop she worked at (with it's manual).
Computer:
A really old version of Derive (dos), copied from the computers at my high school back in 1991.
I'm starting to get into YACAS, which I am finding useful.
I've used dodgies of Matlab and Mathematica, but, I'm not good enough at Math to really get maximum value from them.
I have (and use)
Texas Instruments:
TI-84+, TI-89 Titanium, TI-30X IIB (a normal scientific, I have the white/silvery one, but, would love to get a purple/green/blue one, too) and a TI-80 which I got for $5 at a hock shop because it was cute and twee and baby sized.
Casio:
FX-100d quite a rare one. I have 2. It has hex, milli micro nano pico kilo mega symbols on some buttons (very bloody useful for electronics engineering)
Slide Rules:
Three, various kinds. Favourite is a Hemmi (Earnest) my then best friend got me from an op shop she worked at (with it's manual).
Computer:
A really old version of Derive (dos), copied from the computers at my high school back in 1991.
I'm starting to get into YACAS, which I am finding useful.
I've used dodgies of Matlab and Mathematica, but, I'm not good enough at Math to really get maximum value from them.
Two Banners
OK, they're not much, but, I thought I'd make some ditzy banners for people to put on their userinfo if they felt compelled to do so. They are made with TI calculator fonts.
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What tool do you primarily use to do your math stuff?
Scientific Calculator
3(16.7%)
Graphing Calculator
4(22.2%)
Spreadsheet (Excel, Open Office, 123)
1(5.6%)
Open Source Math Package (YACAS, etc)
1(5.6%)
Matlab, Mathematica, Maple, Derive
1(5.6%)
Pen and Paper
7(38.9%)
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Expansion of Q1
I Do Math
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Because I like It
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I need to (for values of need approaching psychological compulsion)
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I have the following qualifications
Tertiary Degree (math related)
1(10.0%)
Incompleted Tertiary
2(20.0%)
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It's my hobby, I just tinker
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Helping others
I'm here to help others
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Hi all, my name is 
loscha.
I like mathematics.
I'm not extremely good at it, I don't have a degree, but, I enjoy it.
I enjoy helping other people with what I can.
This is a community for people to help others with (probably simple) math problems.
Not everyone knows how to use a normal calculator to work out what 17.25% discount on $35.50 is.
Hopefully, We can help.
I personally am a Wikipedian, and a Texas Instruments graphing calculator user, and somewhat of a collector of old calculators.
I bet I could add up the change in your purse very fast.
loscha.I like mathematics.
I'm not extremely good at it, I don't have a degree, but, I enjoy it.
I enjoy helping other people with what I can.
This is a community for people to help others with (probably simple) math problems.
Not everyone knows how to use a normal calculator to work out what 17.25% discount on $35.50 is.
Hopefully, We can help.
I personally am a Wikipedian, and a Texas Instruments graphing calculator user, and somewhat of a collector of old calculators.
I bet I could add up the change in your purse very fast.