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  1. Started by ted,

    Greetings: I am a first time user of this web site, so, Imay make a few mistakes. I want to re-learn the formula for determining the diagonal distance between the ends of a 3-4-5 right triangle. The the known measurements are 10 ft and 12 ft.

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  2. Started by ErlyRisa,

    g=( L((aX)+(bY)) / (X+Y+1) could anyone solve for X, Y, while G>0 ? I use this formula everyday and would love to be able to use it like... aX,bY = ????? I once plotted it , and all of it's transpositions, I just caan't finsh it off!! ... I can't find a correlative formula for aX <> bY

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  3. Started by lboogy,

    Hi everyone, Can I just check with you, is 0.1M 10%? So to get from molar to % we just multiply by 100? Is that correct? thanks in advance...and sorry forthe simplicity

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  4. Started by Mr. Who,

    please i need your help to solving this problem :

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  5. Started by Asian,

    What is: 4+root(6)/ root(48)? I got 4+3 root(2)/12 is that rite?

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  6. Started by Zimed,

    I need help with this problem, it is very confusing to me, can anyone help, and explain how to? Thanks. http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/3112/gfgfgyc6.jpg And another problem, very related to this one is this. http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/7311/anotherproblemol7.jpg

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  7. Started by ispymalik,

    i had a question on how substitution works exactly. i know that the dervitive of the sub. needs to be infront. but what if its not? lets take an example. x^2 sqrt(x^3 +1) here you would make x^3 + 1 = u and du would be 3x^2 but you have only x^2 infront would'nt dividing by 3 change it? what if for example you only had x infront? maybe im just confused *sighs*

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  8. Ho! Is it possible to define function by-table, for example f(2)=3, f(5)=4? It is clear for separate values, i.e. lambda 2.3 and lambda 5.4, right? But how to combine these? Thanks.

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  9. Started by ash_wolf,

    hi...i have a question.... if R is a set of real numbers, and Q is a set of Rational numbers, then R-Q=?

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  10. Started by intothevoidx,

    My usual average in my math classes is 95-97. I take a test like the psat or a state assessment test and I do HORRIBLE on my math section. I score lower than people who get 80's in their math classes. This makes absolutely no sense to me and I am completely frustrated. Is anyone else on here like me? Anyone have any insight as to why I score so low? By the way I do perfectly fine on other sections of the tests. I usually score in the top 95 percentile. Comments appreciated, thanks

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  11. Started by Curios,

    I wanted to ask if anyone knows about a software or powerful online calculator that is able to perform calculations with a solution (a real number in this case) in the range of 300-400 digits. I’m currently working on a problem that involves primes and need such a calculator to test few results. I need the exact solutions to some calculations and not an estimate to the solution such as X^99 or an approximation of Pi or e. I hope someone can help. Thanks

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  12. Started by xoxpe,

    hi.. i got a problem from a book and i cant answer it.. he asked me to find a recurrence relation for the number of bit string of length n that contain 4 consecutive 0s... and the second question is for the number of ways to climb n stairs and the person climbing the stairs can take one or two stairs at a time... can you help me? please explain to me... thank you very much...

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  13. Started by Ramsey2879,

    Actually my problem is to find my proof that there are an infinite number of solutions to the Diophantine equation 5a^2 + 5ab + b^2 = p^n where a,b are coprime and p is a prime ending in 1 or 9. There is a relationship between any three consecutive term of a Fibonacci type series and the form 5a^2 + 5ab + b^2 that is invariant with the index number of the first term. That is a key to my proof. I leave the proof for you to figure out, but will make suggestions if you reach a dead end and have no idea where to turn. First off then, how does the form 5a^2 + 5ab + b^2 relate to three terms of a Fibonacci type series in an invariant manner? (By Fibonacci type, I mean F(n…

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  14. Started by uetian98,

    Hi All, I am given a task to generate a linear as well as a nonlinear dynamic model of a process. All that I am given is a differential equation. Now Situation is that, I dont know the procedure and/or steps to generate thus models. Can anyone help me please ? Thanks

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  15. Started by Pre4edgc,

    This code was given to me, and I think I may have some of it, but I'm not entirely sure. Can any of you help me to figure this out?

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  16. Started by alex,

    anyone know of a mathematics forum where people actually post on a regular basis? this place is dead. -alex

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  17. Started by Asian,

    How would u simplify i^2n+3?????

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  18. Started by the tree,

    ...according to a lecturer who's university I was at an open day of, he said that the future is in discrete maths. Do you guys think so?

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  19. Started by alex,

    Would anyone know what kind of problems are on the first actuarial exam? i've been told it's pretty broad. what types of financial mathematics are involved?

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  20. Started by Red888,

    These two have caught me out. One because its a multiplication of absolute values and the other because its a a graph, but... Numbers: 3D and 4 Any help would be very much appreciated, thank you.

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  21. Started by ydoaPs,

    I was playing around with my calculator during class the other day. (Yes, I still don't pay attention in class.) In doing so, I discovered something. [math]n^2=1+2+3+...+(n-1)+n+(n-1)+...+3+2+1[/math] Is there a name for this?

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  22. Started by Asian,

    How do you do word problems involving "work" in them. Please, any help is appreciated.

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  23. Started by dumbman29,

    im bored.. any1 have a challengingish math problem that a highschool student might be able to solve... my math class although honors is quite sad.. the class considers the simplest of problems complicated... well anyways as i said im bored and feel like a challenge

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  24. Started by no genius,

    i have an assignment question where i'm supposed to prove that the square of an odd number is an odd number using both a direct proof and an indirect proof. the direct proof was easy enough, but i'm kinda stuck on the indirect part. so basically i'm supposed to prove that "if n^2 is even then n is even." so i started by stating that . n^2 = 2k n * n = 2k n = 2 (k/n) and i'm saying that (k/n) is always an integer but something doesnt seem right about this, especially since i'm not really sure how to justify that (k/n) is an integer. can someone put me on the right path? thank you

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  25. Started by Asian,

    If the stage of a koch curve is at 0 and it has a length of 1, and a curve at a stage of 1 having a length of 1/3what would be the lengths of the curve at stages 2,3,and 4?

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