Calculus

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Why do I get such a weird angle? (Let F = x^2 i - yx j be vector field where...)
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patr1c1a
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Show that λ is an eigenvalue of the B matrix iff λ is an eigenvalue of B'
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Alex_Of_Darkness
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limits of sequences: u_n = [(2n^3 - 4n^2 + 5)/(10n^3 + 100)]*2^{-n), etc
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tkhunny
tkhunny
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Taylor's series: A(t) = [1-cos(t*sqrt{4v-1})]/[4v-1] - (cosh(t)-1), g(t) = ...
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mona123
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Integration of Logarithmic Functions: int [ e^x (e^x + 1)^2 ] dx
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Volume of a solid using shell method: y=x. , y= -x/2 , x=2 about y-axis
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tkhunny
tkhunny
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Limit, x->2, [sqrt{x+2} - sqrt{3x-2}] / [sqrt{5x-1} - sqrt{4x+1}]
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tkhunny
tkhunny
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Calculus II: Vol. of Rev. about y-axis (region bounded by y^2 = x, x = 2y)
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Pain in the Asymptotes: Q: f(x) = 1 / [ 1 + e^(3x) ]
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stapel
stapel
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Question about cascading values
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peter690
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Finding x,y and λ values from partial derivatives
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Lichi
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Surface area by revolving y=[2x^(3/2)]/3 - [x^(1/2)]/2 about the given axis.
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denifelix
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Find Volume of Solid formed by revolving y=4−x^2, x-axis, y-axis about y=4
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stapel
stapel
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Finding the x-intercept of f(x) = x + cos(x)
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tkhunny
tkhunny
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Alternative form of derived function
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gazspe
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Derivatives help for economics (PED using calculus = dQ/dP x P/Q)
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Mind blown - probably missing algebra concept - cannot simplify derivative
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frank789
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Need help with reversal of a calculation involving gravitational constant.
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Deleted member 4993
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Need Help w/ Implicit differentiation problem: y^3+x^2y=tan^-1y
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swjafar
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Find a closed form expression for the nth right Riemann sum of this integral.
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JeffM
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