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A 36-cm high cone w/ base radius 12 cm is filled with water @ 3cm^3/sec. What is the rate of change...?
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ashley2
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Suppose we have 2 + f(x) - [f(x)]^2 that is continuous at point 0. Illustrate...
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pka
pka
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Rates of Change - Hemispherical bowl filled with water
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Aminta_1900
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A person walks from A to B where B is 10 km east, 4 km north of A. They walk a certain distance...
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Steven G
Steven G
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Left/Right Limits and Derivatives: piecewise function -2x^2+4x for x<0, 4x^2-5 for x>=0
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pka
pka
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Comparative Rates of Change - Leaking Right Circular Cone
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Steven G
Steven G
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Graph the FFG. circle: 4x^2 + 6x + y^2 = 7, y^2 + x^2 + 4x - 4y - 1 = 0, etc.
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Limit Definition of a Derivative for f(x) = 5/(x - 9)
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calculusderogatory
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Prime Composite Functions from Graph: Find P'(1), Q'(1), P'(6), and Q'(6) from graphs
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Gun x Gun (My math teacher gave me an assignment for a Cartesian product)
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stapel
stapel
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Finding the Volume of a Partially Filled Cylinder
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stapel
stapel
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Trying to Find a Way to Solve: int_0^{infinity} (e^{-st-((a^2)/(4t))}) / (sqrt{pi*t}) dt
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stapel
stapel
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How could a wrong Method solve a very difficult Integral? Magic?
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Steven G
Steven G
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How to motivate the teaching of differential equations?
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R.M.
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I must be an idiot for seemingly breaking Calculus...
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BeachBanana
BeachBanana
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Series test
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AlexSendler100%
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Check my solution?
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Steven G
Steven G
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What is going on here? How is this tangent equation being derived in the sol'n manual?
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jonah2.0
jonah2.0
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Finding asymptotes of f(x) = arccos ((262.1874-65.0884x)/80sqrt(1.06667x^2-2.1332x+17.0652))
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ParateSai
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Integral to infinite with two variables: int_{x+1}^{infinty} [(1/4) e^{-y/4}] dy
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mihalaras
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