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MMaths Pro posted the thread Relation between inconsistency, determinant being non-zero and number of solutions? in Intermediate/Advanced Algebra.What exactly is the relation between inconsistency, determinant being non-zero and number of solutions in a system of three equations in...
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BBenSm1th replied to the thread How much is Calculus used in Data Science/Artificial intelligence.yes, it’s worth taking. Calculus is widely used in AI and machine learning, mainly for optimization, gradients, and training models. You...
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GGabbyD3 replied to the thread Email problem.Honestly, don’t stress too much about the 'fraud' part just yet. These older forum databases sometimes hang onto ghost accounts from...
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This is a homework problem, so I hesitated to put the whole thing up. But yes, that's the question (slightly different answer choices... -
Dr.Peterson replied to the thread combinatorics problem - discrete math.I said "possibilities for the hours", for which there are two digits. Isn't it clear that the hour can be 11 or 12, because and 1≤1 and... -
Steven G replied to the thread combinatorics problem - discrete math.@Dr.Peterson, I would think that each position could only contain 0-9. I am not sure what you mean by 11 and 12. Yes you can have... -
Dr.Peterson replied to the thread combinatorics problem - discrete math.I think it's fairly clear what the question means; I'm a little curious why, in H1 ≤ H2 ≤ M1 < M2 ≤ S1 < S2, two of the comparisons are...
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Kkhansaheb replied to the thread combinatorics problem - discrete math.Please define the variable names that you chose. Please share your work/thoughts regarding this problem.
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Kkhansaheb reacted to MarkOlwen's post in the thread Inelastic Non collinear angled collisions with
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You’re running into problems because you’re applying 1-D, perfectly inelastic momentum equations to a 2-D angled collision, and that... -
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...
