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Greatest Integer function is both differentiable and integrable
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ekomm
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Area under Normal Distribution Curve: I^2 = INT -inf to + inf exp(-x^2)dx*INT -inf to
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HallsofIvy
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Deferentiate the Square root of X ""using the difference quotient formula
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Chris1901
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Related rates problem: A street light is mounted at the top of a 15'foot pole....
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JeffM
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Describe in your own words what a negative vector is
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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If I differentiate each of numerator, denominator, is result equal to orig fraction?
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Steven G
Steven G
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What is the direction angle of the resultant <34,-21>
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tkhunny
tkhunny
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Derivative and Maximum of a exponential function (study time and learning rate)
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Steven G
Steven G
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Derivative of Area: Why does dA/dr relate to circ. or dV/dr relate to surface area?
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apple2357
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Please help me solve this integral
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s8.aayush
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Equation of tangent line to (6-2x)^1/2 at x=1
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lookagain
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solve the inequality e^x - ln(x) <= e/x for x
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stapel
stapel
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Maximize Profit (Calc I): C(x)=x^3-60x^2+1400x+1000 for 0<=x<=50
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Vladd29
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Delta Question: What is the slope of the function y = x2 at x = 3 ?
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HallsofIvy
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Proof help! integration -
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Deleted member 4993
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Using Lagrange multipliers w/ f(x,y,z)=x^2-3y^2-z^2+6 subj. to 5x-3y+z=21
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JeffM
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Mass of sphere using areal density which varies linearly w/ dist. from x,y-plane
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polebo
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Partial Differentiation: If v = log(x^3+y^3+z^3-3xyz), show (∂/∂x + ∂/∂y + ∂/∂z)v =
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Just
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how to find the equation of maximum slope of a function?
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HallsofIvy
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Show tangent to y = x*tan(x) at x = pi/4 is (2 + pi)x - 2y = (pi)^2 / 4
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Axl_Adler
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