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  1. From basic sequences, series and calculus, to measure theory, complex analysis and more advanced topics.

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  2. Set theory, groups and ring theory, linear algebra, and other algebra-related topics.

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  1. Guest Doron Shadmi
    Started by Guest Doron Shadmi,

    Any number can be distinguished form another number by at least two basic properties, which are: a) Structure b) Quantity Let me show you a nice thing, for example, let us take number 26. Now we can show that this quantity has more than one internal structure, which is based on the base value that we are using: Number 26 represented by base 10: ^0- 0123456789 |||||||||| |_|||||||| |__||||||| |___|||||| Base 10 = |____||||| |_____|||| |______||| |_______|| |________| ^1- | | 1 0 …

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  2. Started by hamzah,

    how would I go about finding sin(10^40) ? [10^40 in radians]

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  3. Started by Dave,

    I'm coming up to a stage where I need to write an essay about some topic in Mathematics. Now, before you ask, the purpose of this thread is not to say "omg he's trying to get us to write his essay n00b fs". I'm trying to look at particularly interesting topics in mathematics to formulate some kind of essay title - and no, I don't want you to give me titles. Contrary to some common misconceptions about students, I want (and need) to do this by myself. I've had a fair amount of mathematical experience now, but I'm struggling to find some topic I find interesting enough to write an essay on. If anyone has any suggestions, then that would be much appreciated.

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  4. Started by gene,

    Why can we integrate ln?

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  5. Started by gene,

    Ok. Let's say that there is a given function y=f(x) And if your inverse of f(x) is exactly the same as f(x). What can you say about the symmetry of the graph of f(x)?

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  6. Its the last round of a game show. You have to choose between three doors labeled One, Two, and Three. Behind each door is a prize. Now two of the doors contain goats while one of the doors contains a brand new car. Your asked to choose a door number. Lets say you choose 1. The Host then reveals a door other than the one that you choose, lets say that it is door number 3, and it has a goat behind it. You are then asked if you would like to change your choice to number 2 or stick with number 1. Now the riddle is, does this make a difference? Should you change your answer or stick with it? Have you all heard of this wierd puzzle? I have a book about it, but t…

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  7. Started by noz92,

    What are all of the mathematical constants that we know of (and what are they used for). By that I mean numbers such as pi, e, y and golden ratio. And could somebody please tell me how to create mathematical symbols and formulas on this site? I know it's possible, I've seen people do it on this site before.

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  8. Guest molesqualeux
    Started by Guest molesqualeux,

    Hi , I need your help . I search on the web an algorithm that can solve an n equations system at n unknowns . Thanks a lot!

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  9. Started by psi20,

    The problem is to convert 3m/s^2 to km/h^2. How do you do that again?

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  10. Started by 123rock,

    Nope, not another boring, theological quest to find the value of 0/0, but in fact to disprove its existence... The simple proof that 0/0 doesn't equal any positive, negative, or imaginary number, then for example: 0/0=1, then 0/0(2)=1(2), making 1=2, if 0/0=2, we substitute 1 for 0/0. Now 0/0=0, this doesn't hold, so 0/0 might as well equal 0, nobody knows. This can be proven to not be able to be disproven by: a = b a^2 = b^2 a^2 - b^2 = ab - b^2 (a+b)(a-b) = b(a-b) a+b=b b+b=b 2b=b 2=1; This would be true that 0/0 cannot equal 0, but on line 5, a+b=b, we can subtract each side to get that a=0, in which case nothing can be proven for 2=1 …

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  11. Started by Muhammad Ali,

    As we all know that multiplication of a number by zero results in zero. What happens if zero is multiplied by infinity

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  12. Started by zakfab,

    Is it possible to do the inverse Laplace Transform of a constant? I ask because I have a differential equation which I transformed, solved and now need to find the invers of. Unfortunatly my answer has a constant, and I don't know what to do about it!!! Thanks!

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  13. is the numbers between 0 and 1 infinite?

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  14. Does anybody have any good maths websites? Any kind would be fine, thanks

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  15. Started by ed84c,

    Its that time of year again, wasnt sure whether to put this in maths or in challanges, never mind. Have a go see what you think, mabye a new pair of jogging bottoms for the brain eh? Ill put my solution up in a week or so, with the answers. 1.A churchwarden lives lives on a farm which is 200 meters from the nearest point, Pm on a straight road. 800m from P along the road is a chruch. The church warden can walk at 6kmh-1 over his farm and at 10kmh-1 along the road. What distance from P must he aim to meet the road in order to reach the church as quickly as possible? 2.The verger has 9 pieces of chain; -0-, -0-0, -0-0-, -0-0-, -0-0-0, -0-0-0, -0-0-0. -0-0-0-, …

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  16. Started by Primarygun,

    I read a book about Numerical Methods and I found that it is very interesting. Why does numerical method always be taught with engineering? I think it is quite useful in normal life.

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  17. Started by Treadstone,

    gonna take a class next semester on toplogy and i was wondering what it was. The course description was...less than descripted, damn mathmeticians

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  18. Guest CarreraGT
    Started by Guest CarreraGT,

    Hey guys Im pretty much stuck on this problem and really need some help it may seem easy to most of you but I am finding it difficult Here is the question.... c) An annealed 50mm x 50mm square cross section 30%Zn/Cu brass bar is drawn by several cold working steps to a final Square cross section of 20mm x 20mm. The final cold worked bar must have Tensile strength grater than 360mpa Yield stength greater that 300mpa And Elongation (ductility) Greater than 15% Refer to Diagram below Describe the steps involved including the % cold work in each step & intermediate thicknesses required if a maximim of 70% cold work is allowed at each work step. …

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  19. Started by Freeman,

    Are there any advanced math programs on the web?

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  20. Started by bloodhound,

    This was one of my questions from my assingment. pretty nifty.. also wanna see if my answer is consistent with yours. In a circle radius a and centre O, a chord PQ is drawn. Suppose that the direction of the chord is chosen at random, that is, the angle [math]\theta[/math] between PQ and the tangent to the circle at P is chosen at random with a uniform distribution over the interval[math][0,\frac{\pi}{2}][/math]. Let the random variable Z denote the area of the traingle POQ. Derive the probability density function of Z good luck

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  21. Started by ed84c,

    Basically is there a caclulator that displays infinity AS infinity (apart from than calc on the comp which does). Also how do you make excel display more than 15 DP, it will do however after that unless it is reoccuring it gives 0s afterwards.

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  22. Guest Doron Shadmi
    Started by Guest Doron Shadmi,

    Hi people, During the last 20 years I developed a new Mathematical theory, which is based on what I call: an included-middle reasoning. Included-middle reasoning is: The Art of interactions between independent opposites in non-destructive ways. If we compare between the excluded-middle reasoning (which is the standard reasoning that standing in the basis of the standard language of mathematics) and Included-middle reasoning, we can find these major differences: In an excluded-middle reasoning, two opposites are simultaneously contradicting each other, and the result is no-middle(=excluded-middle reasoning). In an included-middle reasoning, two opp…

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  23. Started by donys,

    Hi guys. ===================================================================== Can you help me with these problems in combinations.I dont know if my solutions are correct. ===================================================================== Problem 1 ========= There are 3 classes,each one with n students.We must select 3 students from the total of 3n students. i)How many are the possible choices? C=combinations The possible choices are: C(n,3)*C(n,0)*C(n,0)*3 + C(n,2)*C(n,1)*C(n,0)*3! + C(n,1)*C(n,1)*C(n,1) ii)How many are the possible choices,if the 3 students belong to the same class? C(n,3)*C(n,0)*C(n,0)*3 iii)How many are the possible choices,i…

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  24. Started by jordan,

    Hey, does anyone have any idea how this works? The one big thing to overcome is taking it to an imaginary power. Can anyone explain how that works? And how does an irrational number taken to a power ever make itself rational again? That seems rather counterintuitive.

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  25. Guest jrb698
    Started by Guest jrb698,

    Can you help please?! I play a fantasy football game, where two variables (age & computer rating – there is a constant of ‘position’) lead a total value of that player. The older you get, the cheaper you the player becomes and the higher the computer rating the player has the more expensive he becomes. Here are some examples: Rating (x) Age (y) Value (z) 69 24 2093 66 23 1540 66 25 1298 66 27 1154 66 31 871 64 30 704 65 25 1125 61 36 0 38 23 12 40 30 0 39 17 44 44 17 109 60 17 1103 There must be some formula involving x and y which equals z, but I can’t for the life of me work it out!? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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