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KLet there be a set A such that A = {1,2,3,...,2026} Then find the number of relations on set A such that it's reflexive, symmetric and...
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KSearching can definitely be overwhelming since there are so many sites out there! I’ve always found Dad's Worksheets to be super...
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Sscottbrandon replied to the thread Appreciate guidance due to limited education and not sure if this is an advanced process of infinite numbers or what...What you are describing touches on experimental mathematics and normal numbers. In infinite sequences like pi and the golden ratio...
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KKrishang replied to the thread Implicit Differentiation.I didn't error. I needed confirmation regarding my method, which turned out to be fine, but not optimal.
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Implicit Differentiation.Who do you think made a mistake? I'm not sure what you are asking. -
Nnasi112 replied to the thread Implicit Differentiation.I interpreted the OP chain rule differently. u = xy \ln(x) r = e^u \frac{dr}{dx} = \frac {dr}{du} \frac{du}{dx} = e^u(y\ln x +...
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ABrilliant! I love it. Some readers might struggle to see how you get from one line to the next but the efficiency & clarity of your post...
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The Highlander replied to the thread Interesting little problem?.Brilliant! I love it. Some readers might struggle to see how you get from one line to the next but the efficiency & clarity of your post... -
I find this approach appealing because it avoids almost all algebra and works directly with the symmetry of the given products. Given...
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KI find this approach appealing because it avoids almost all algebra and works directly with the symmetry of the given products. Given...
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AAion replied to the thread Interesting little problem?.I find this approach appealing because it avoids almost all algebra and works directly with the symmetry of the given products. Given...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Implicit Differentiation.That was said here:
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Nnasi112 replied to the thread Implicit Differentiation.I don't understand your steps here. You said u = xy \ln(x) Then you said \frac{dr}{dx} = \frac {dr}{du} \frac{du}{dx} But you did...
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NFirst, you need to give the full instructions for the problem. Presumably you are trying to do implicit differentiation, assuming y is a...
