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MMarkOlwen replied to the thread Inelastic Non collinear angled collisions.You’re running into problems because you’re applying 1-D, perfectly inelastic momentum equations to a 2-D angled collision, and that...
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Jjpanknin replied to the thread Function notation.This is a homework problem, so I hesitated to put the whole thing up. But yes, that's the question (slightly different answer choices...
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JPlease show the actual context! Since the meaning of the notation depends on that, we really can't give a definite answer without that...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Function notation.Please show the actual context! Since the meaning of the notation depends on that, we really can't give a definite answer without that... -
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Jjpanknin replied to the thread Function notation.Ok, appreciate the replies and help.
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JIt depends a bit on whether f^2(c)=(f\circ f)(c)=f(f(c)) is an option at all. The specific line looks more as if f^2(c)=f(c)^2 was...
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Ffresh_42 replied to the thread Function notation.It depends a bit on whether f^2(c)=(f\circ f)(c)=f(f(c)) is an option at all. The specific line looks more as if f^2(c)=f(c)^2 was...
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Jjpanknin replied to the thread Function notation.Yes, I normally see the square written as (f(x))^2 or similar. I've gone through the book and don't see any similar notation. This...
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JIt normally means f^2(c)=f(f(c)). I would write (f(c))^2=f(c)^2, but this may depend on the author, where he puts the square. E.g...
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Ffresh_42 replied to the thread Function notation.It normally means f^2(c)=f(f(c)). I would write (f(c))^2=f(c)^2, but this may depend on the author, where he puts the square. E.g...
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JCan someone please explain the f^2(c) notation in the screenshot below? I've not seen this notation and according to Google searches it...
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ZZexralo8 replied to the thread Gaming bonus playthrough question.Yeah that’s basically how playthrough works in most places - the playthrough / wagering requirement is just how many times you have to...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread vertical motion.Looking for a good source for you, I gave your problem to Google, which said almost exactly what I said to start: The question seems to...
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Mmrtwhs replied to the thread Permutations in dictionary order.Actually I was saying that the answer made an assumption (R's are distinguishable) that did not appear (and was not implied) in the OP...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread vertical motion.Do you mean that you wrote the equation, and are confident of it? (One question I'd have is whether the 132 ft/sec is meant to be the...
