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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Find the percentage of a value within a logarithmic range?.But that's exactly my point: All of these curves are possible. We can't know the value of a without more information, such as the... -
blamocur replied to the thread Find the percentage of a value within a logarithmic range?.Not sure I completely agree with this. If we assume that the exponent depends on just 2 parameters a and b, i.e.: y = a b^x then the... -
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Find the percentage of a value within a logarithmic range?.What function did you graph? Does that represent what you have in mind, or is it just similar? One trouble is that if you want this to...
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Kkhansaheb replied to the thread Rational exponent.\sqrt{1}= \pm {1} = this is where it is useful to use complex representation 1 = cos[(2n+1)*π/2] + i * sin[(2n+1)*π/2]
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jonah2.0 replied to the thread Rational exponent.Beer induced ramblings follow. Let us again consult the magic Google AI god. All hail the magic Google AI conch! -
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JFor the problem ((-1)^2)^{1/2} it seems there are two valid ways to go about it, but you get two different answers. Method 1: First...
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CCalab replied to the thread Find the percentage of a value within a logarithmic range?.Here is a visual representation of what I'm trying to find...
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CCalab replied to the thread Find the percentage of a value within a logarithmic range?.I think I stated my problem backwards. I know the value between 1 and 32768. I need to know the percentage that it falls at. In other...
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CCalab posted the thread Find the percentage of a value within a logarithmic range? in Intermediate/Advanced Algebra.Forgive me if I don't explain clearly... I'm not a math expert by any means... I have a range of numbers between 1 and 32768. This...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread How to solve this.In part; but perhaps the main point of the first clause is to introduce x_1 and x_2, which are needed later. It says more than just...
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Kkhansaheb replied to the thread Need help understanding why measured output work exceeds input work.Exactly . Since the input time and output-times are different, You are multiplying power and keeping input energy = output energy.
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Mmrtwhs replied to the thread How to solve this.Sorry. Although born in the U.S. I was so dumb they made me take English as a foreign language. So without giving away the last two...
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RRobertPeters replied to the thread Probability.I spent hours working on something similar at university: students, difficulty levels, random selection of questions—everything was...
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RReverendAntoine replied to the thread Math struggles.I'm working on something math albums for repetition. Tell me what you think and if this will help...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread How to solve this.What three questions do you see there? I only see one sentence, with three clauses joined by "and". That seems reasonably clear. What...
