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lol! 2 members now! How much points do you have MMan14? I've got 74 514, but the points generated show only ~9000

My old engineering prof said the same thing as 5614. Oh well, what do you miss @ 14kHz anyways?

What does Windows open it with?

what's a chm file?

Well, I think more precisely, it should be the letter "delta" where "d" goes. The dx & dy are the partials of some function, F, which has x and y variables in it. i.e. dF(x,y) = M(x,y)dx + N(x,y)dy But I think your former statement is the same too. [edit] Like the D.E. described here: http://www.efunda.com/math/ode/ode1_exact.cfm Homogeneous http://www.tau.ac.il/~levant/ode/solution_4.pdf [edit - 2] n/m I remember now that first order D.E. are only homogeneous if they have this property: f(tx,ty) = t*f(x,y)

Hello! My D.E. exam is tomorrow, and I was wondering something (but don't have the time to try it myself). Say you have a first order diff. eq.: e.g. M(x,y)dx + N(x,y)dy = 0 Now, say that one method to solve it in y is to use the homogenous method, then seperating (i.e. y = v(x)*x, dy/dx = ...) Could an integrating factor solve this equation too (in general)? More specifically, an integrating factor w/rt to only one variable, either some u(x) or u(y) [such that Mu dx + Nu dy = 0 is an exact D.E.]. Thanks!

hm ... I know this is a bit of an old thread, but I thought this link would help for those future MCAT writers: http://www.uark.edu/campus-resources/qwrtcntr/resources/mcat_help.html

well, i'm already a member can i switch from independent to a team?

I think the idea of radians is useful, because it relates the arc length, radius, and the angle subtended. In addition (like Matt said), it's useful in Calculus because degrees don't work there. In addition, steradians use the same idea as radians, whereas relating steradians to degrees would be different.

I think the idea of radians is useful, because it relates the arc length, radius, and the angle subtended. In addition (like Matt said), it's useful in Calculus because degrees don't work there. In addition, steradians use the same idea as radians, whereas relating steradians to degrees would be different.

I prefer Alt + <-- Wow, the Find feature is revamped! I also like the new "secure website" feature. It's makes it more evident that a website is verified.

I prefer Alt + <-- Wow, the Find feature is revamped! I also like the new "secure website" feature. It's makes it more evident that a website is verified.

lol I didn't know the old one had a RSS feed. Interesting how they put the promote FireFox link in the Help menu now. The back, forward, refresh ... look sleeker too

lol I didn't know the old one had a RSS feed. Interesting how they put the promote FireFox link in the Help menu now. The back, forward, refresh ... look sleeker too

Perhaps this thread will help.

Perhaps this thread will help.

lol right click on the toolbar with File, Edit, ..., then click on customize Then click & drag the GO button off. btw: has anyone d/l the new update?

lol right click on the toolbar with File, Edit, ..., then click on customize Then click & drag the GO button off. btw: has anyone d/l the new update?

hm ... I will try to get my hdd working first before i try that wacky stuff. My cd drive used to use the primary slave, but I changed it to be the secondary slave because the new 2 GB hdd uses the primary slave now. My win98 still uses the primary master, but the comp does not read the new hdd or the cd. Any suggestions?

Oh, serious... I never new that middle thing was an attachment. Thanks dude! & I was about to bump this thread for security issues relating to Linux, or more specifically: Mandrake; which seems to be my current choice for a Linux/GNU distro. I found a good link for that info: http://www.security-forums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=925

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I was wondering if there is any way to change Firefox's bookmark logos? Some sites (e.g. the vB ones) have a default icon that appears to the left of the url, and it the icon is defaulted onto the bookmark one, though most are blank with the default page icon.

lol look @ tmparkin's total posts

haha I have a spare 2GB hdd that my uncle gave me, but the problem is that I don't have any extra IDE cables (or whatever it is that I plug into the hdd) emanating from my board, or wherever it comes from. Can I purchase a IDE cable and add it on myself? In addition, I was worried about Linux's safety. i.e. http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue34/vertes.html I'm under the impression that Linux is strong in that malware cannot execute because it is a non-windows environment. However, I'm worried about instrusion attempts against Linux from outside the web. For example, Windows has a variety of safety features bunched with it's OSs (e.g. alg.exe, lsass.exe) (whether they are effective or not is not the point atm ). Do certain linux 'distros' have better security features than other, if any? Thanks!

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