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i need help by understanding how to answer part b(ב) of the question: There is prism. 1.a.(א) write the measures of the rectnagle that... -
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jonah2.0 replied to the thread Self-learner path..Beer induced query follows. Algebra 1 & 2? Studying it as in a High School setting or as in reviewing/studying it on your own? Not too... -
ATo be an inflection point, there must be a change in concavity. Neither the first derivative nor the second derivative has to exist at...
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AIt isn't always easy to visualize the second derivative, even from a very accurate graph, much less a "sketch". Here (red) is x^(5/3)...
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Aapple2357 replied to the thread Second derivative?.Thank you. So to clarify: If a curve flattens or straightens near a point, i normally assumed the second derivative was zero there (...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Second derivative?.It isn't always easy to visualize the second derivative, even from a very accurate graph, much less a "sketch". Here (red) is x^(5/3)... -
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Mmrtwhs replied to the thread Second derivative?.To be an inflection point, there must be a change in concavity. Neither the first derivative nor the second derivative has to exist at...
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AThe graphs of y=x^(5/3) has a point of inflection of x=0 and so does y=x^(7/3). The graphs look very similar. But the second...
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King Friday replied to the thread Self-learner path..Which is why I think High School level geometry will lend itself to use in Trigonometry and thus to Calculus. This is my understanding... -
King Friday replied to the thread Can someone explain this graph?.It is rather detailed and I'm making good progress. I'm just noticing some minor shortcomings that matter. Mostly in the chapter tests...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Can someone explain this graph?.It's not that there isn't a y-intercept, but that there is no need to write a 0 term in an equation. What we are doing here is...
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King Friday replied to the thread Can someone explain this graph?.My question exactly. It's needlessly confusing to a someone early in the path.
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King Friday replied to the thread Can someone explain this graph?.So, the absence of the y intercept is to be interpreted as "0" To state it would be redundant?
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread Can someone explain this graph?.Now that you've shown the source of your question, I hope my answer helps; but I'm a little surprised the course would not have included...
