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ZZexralo8 replied to the thread Bad Beat Jackpot: in a hypothetical scenario where there are only two people in the hand, how many bad beat qualifying hands...?.Since only a small fraction of starting hand combinations even make strong hands that meet typical BBJ thresholds (quads or better, or...
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The Highlander replied to the thread Power Rule Tip.I found your layout rather confusing. Did you mean to write:- \frac{d }{dx}x^{-2}=-2x^{-3}\text{ and }\frac{d }{dx}\sqrt{x}=\frac{d... -
The Highlander replied to the thread please help with q2 to q5.I completed the first row in its entirety for you. You can see that the number of dots is 1 plus 6 multiplied by the sequence: 0, 1, 3...
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The Highlander replied to the thread please help with q2 to q5.Hi @sus, How did you get your answer to q1? What was your answer? Did you construct the pattern at phase 4 on a piece of paper? (You...
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Power Rule Tip The power rule works for all real numbers n, including negative and fractional exponents! For example: d/dx[x^(-2)] =... -
ZZexralo8 replied to the thread Bad Beat Jackpot: in a hypothetical scenario where there are only two people in the hand, how many bad beat qualifying hands...?.The concept of a “qualifying hand” for a Bad Beat Jackpot depends entirely on house rules: some rooms require “quads or better” (with...
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blamocur replied to the thread Probability.I thought the politically correct question would be about pronouns, not the gender :) -
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Steven G replied to the thread Equation Problem.For the record, when you get 2=1 that means that there are no solutions! However, as others have pointed out, you divided by 0! Please... -
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Steven G replied to the thread Members MarkFL and Soroban.You really shouldn't post a private email address online.
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Steven G replied to the thread A Return to Mathematics: Algebra 1.Passing a math course with a grade of 65% (or even 70%) and moving on to the next math course is the number 1 reason students do poorly...
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In doing that, you are essentially just ignoring the value of cosØ. Do you see that? It's as if you wrote cosØ(2cos^2(Ø)-3sinØ) =0 and...
