Calculus

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geometry of derivative: Stretch of rect. beam varies as product of w, square of d....
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Jeane
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Can't understand this concept: lim_{x->infty} P(x)=(KP_0 e^{2x})/(K+P_0(e^{2x}-1))
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calc67x
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Looking for extremely patient somebody for help
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Not really sure where to put this, its pretty much just a spherical geometry question
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haffofhayes
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Tangents and the Derivative of V=(4/3)* π * r^3 at a point (r = 4)
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muzik
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Particle Motion Problems: motion is given by x=-2t2 and y=t3-3t+9, t>0
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mmm4444bot
mmm4444bot
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Confused about integral work problem... any help appreciated!!!
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paranoidandroid
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Is the inverse of a function always a function ?
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Continuity lim x->-13*pi/14 cos(7x - cox(7x))
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muzik
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Limits; (7 - x) / (x - 7) as x approaches 7: How do I SHOW that it's -1?
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BusCalc
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Seed5813
Find diameter of hole with quarter volume of whole shape.
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Seed5813
Seed5813
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Integrating fraction w/ powers, can't work out last term coefficient: int x/(x+3)^2
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barrick
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deriving v^2=v^2 + 2ax with calculus
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Concepts of relationships of fcns & their deriv's: w = f(x,y,z)= f(r(t)) = g(t)
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KindofSlow
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Seed5813
Find b s.t. y=b divides area between y=25-x^2, y=0 into 2 equal halves
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
Seed5813
Probably right for the wrong reason: complete square for -x^2 - 12x
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Seed5813
Seed5813
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Find the derivative of f(x) = 5/(4x^2) using the limit process
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stapel
stapel
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Trouble solving a question: lim[x->-infty]f(x) * lim[x->+infty] < 0; find max of g(x)
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Find the derivative of y = (x^(6)-7x^(1.6))/√x
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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Getting the "1/2" in int[0,t][v_0 + at] dt = v_0 + (1/2)at^2 the calculus way!
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Dr.Peterson
Dr.Peterson
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