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Kx^{xy} + y^{exy} = xe^y I was given this problem to differentiate, wrt x. I am just unsure of the differentiation of the first part. Do...
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You appear to be confusing the terms "series" and "sequence". The sequence u_n=\frac{5n+3}{7n-4} converges to \frac{5}{7}, exactly as... -
KI have had this doubt for quite some time as on the surface it just feels like it shouldn't work. It's like as if I am just rewriting...
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LHello My Son received this question in an assessment at school and got it wrong. I’ve never seen anything like it before. Can anyone...
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ZZexralo8 replied to the thread 997 million permutations ?!? (my state has a pick 3 game if numbers in order the top prize is 500.00 for 1 dollar. ).For Pick 3 it’s basically always the same idea: each position is an independent digit 0–9, so you’re just building a 3-digit string...
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RRichQw1rt replied to the thread Math Practice Problems.Khan Academy is great for practice and explanations, and it’s free. For printable worksheets, sites like Math-Aids or Kuta Software are...
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KWe use 0! in permutations and combinations; for example, _n\text{C}_n=\frac{n!}{n!0!}=1, which would be wrong if 0! had any other value...
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It makes expressions like e^x=\displaystyle{\sum_{k=0}^\infty \dfrac{x^k}{k!}} a natural notation. My opinion is that the faculty is... -
We use 0! in permutations and combinations; for example, _n\text{C}_n=\frac{n!}{n!0!}=1, which would be wrong if 0! had any other value...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Factorial of zero.We use 0! in permutations and combinations; for example, _n\text{C}_n=\frac{n!}{n!0!}=1, which would be wrong if 0! had any other value... -
Ffresh_42 replied to the thread Factorial of zero.It makes expressions like e^x=\displaystyle{\sum_{k=0}^\infty \dfrac{x^k}{k!}} a natural notation. My opinion is that the faculty is...
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I see a question that ask: "What are the uses of 0!" or "Why are need that !0 = 1 in calculations? I thought to share the question with... -
Thanks, I think I understand now. I found it clearer to think in terms of a single point (x=a), and then use that the slope of the...
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Thanks, I think I understand now. I found it clearer to think in terms of a single point (x=a), and then use that the slope of the...
