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  1. Question: Moment of inertia

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    Think Conservation of angular momentum. Compute...

    Think Conservation of angular momentum. Compute the moment of inertia of the system before and after the student walked toward the center.
  2. Question: Linear Equilation

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    Draw the Cartesian plane and paint every point (...

    Draw the Cartesian plane and paint every point ( x, y) for which 2x + 3y = 0, say, blue.
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    There is a unique 4th degree polynomial P such...

    There is a unique 4th degree polynomial P such that P(1) = 1, P(2) = 5, and P(n) would be the nth term of the sequence. Maybe that's it.
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    I finally found the answer to this question after...

    I finally found the answer to this question after some extensive research. The song came out in 1984. The artist is:
    Emile den Tex, and they are from the Netherlands.
    I guess I stumped everyone,...
  5. Question: Polynomial

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    Hint: Say p(x) = (x-s)q(x) + r(x), where deg(r)...

    Hint: Say p(x) = (x-s)q(x) + r(x), where deg(r) < deg(x-s) = 1, which would mean that r(x) is a constant, say r0, so p(x) = (x-s)q(x) + r0.
    Then, p(s) = 0*q(s) + r0 = r0, is the remainder.
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    ln(x^x) = x ln x, so x^x = e^(x ln x). Now, ln...

    ln(x^x) = x ln x, so x^x = e^(x ln x). Now, ln (x^(x^x)) = (x^x) ln x
    = (ln x)(e^(x ln x)). Thus, x^(x^x) = e^((ln x)(e^(x ln x))).
    Thus, dy/dx = e^((ln x)(e^(x ln x)))*d/dx((ln x)(e^(x ln x)))...
  7. E(X) = mX'(0). Hint: Differentiate the Taylor...

    E(X) = mX'(0). Hint: Differentiate the Taylor series expansion of
    mX(t) at t=0.
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    Hint: cos(w) = sin(90-w)

    Hint: cos(w) = sin(90-w)
  9. Question: Physics

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    Differentiate v with respect to t. (a = dv/dt)

    Differentiate v with respect to t. (a = dv/dt)
  10. Question: Find the angle...

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    To show that angle KPA = angle KQA = 90 - angle...

    To show that angle KPA = angle KQA = 90 - angle PAQ, note that PK is perpendicular to AQ and intersects AQ at, say, R. Similarly, QK is perpendicular to AP and intersects AP at, say, S. Triangles...
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    I think that they want you to prove that f(x,y)...

    I think that they want you to prove that f(x,y) is differentiable on U, as it is not well-defined on all of R2. For example, what is f(3,4)?
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    In this case, lambda = 0 is not an eigenvalue, as...

    In this case, lambda = 0 is not an eigenvalue, as the only solution that corresponds to it is the trivial solution. The only real eigenvalue in this case is lambda = -(ln(2+sqrt(3)))^2. A...
  13. Hint: The water in tank alpha is wa(t) = 48 -...

    Hint: The water in tank alpha is wa(t) = 48 - (16/5)t
    t/
    The water in tank bravo is wb(t) = 48 + | (-(t/3) -1) dt.
    ...
  14. Question: Billiard ball

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    In an inelastic collision, the total kinetic...

    In an inelastic collision, the total kinetic energy after is less than the total kinetic energy before the collision. My bad. Hope this helps.
    -CWH :-)
  15. Question: Billiard ball

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    Hint: Use the law of conservation of momentum. ...

    Hint: Use the law of conservation of momentum.

    m1v*1 + m2v*2 before = m1v*1 + m2v*2 after.

    Here, v* denotes the velocity vector, and v denotes the speed.

    In an elastic collision, kinetic...
  16. Question: Ph calculation

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    Hint: Adding any amount of a stronger...

    Hint: Adding any amount of a stronger concentration of HCl will lower the pH.
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    You must have a typographical error in the...

    You must have a typographical error in the problem, because the boundary conditions that were given allow y(x)=x to be an eigenfunction corresponding to lambda = 0, and y(x) = sin (2Pi x) to be an...
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    To show that the above boundary value problem is...

    To show that the above boundary value problem is not a Sturm - Liouville problem, observe that the general solution to y'' + hy = 0 is:

    y = A cos x sqrt(h) + B sin x sqrt(h). As y(0) = 0, ...
  19. Question: Chemistry

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    1.75 g Zn x (1 mole Zn/65.38 g Zn) x (1 mole Zn/...

    1.75 g Zn x (1 mole Zn/65.38 g Zn) x (1 mole Zn/ 1 mole ZnS) =

    0.02677 moles ZnS will be produced, which is

    0.02677 moles ZnS x (97.44 g ZnS/ 1 mole ZnS) =

    2.608 g ZnS will be...
  20. Question: Physics Question 1

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    True. The angle of the brush is not known. Call...

    True. The angle of the brush is not known. Call it a. Then,

    F = 12N / (cos a - 0.2 sin a) provided tan a < 5. Otherwise, he cannot push the brush up.

    P. S. a is the angle of the brush...
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    E = hv where h= Planck's constant = 6.626 x 10-²7...

    E = hv where h= Planck's constant = 6.626 x 10-²7 erg sec, and v is the frequency.

    So the energy is (6.626 * 10^-27 erg sec)(5 * 10^12 sec^-1) = 3.313*10^-14 erg.
  22. Question: Physics Question 1

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    He pushes it up with a force of 12N, to cancel...

    He pushes it up with a force of 12N, to cancel the force of gravity.
  23. Question: Physics problem

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    Correction 1033.6 cm H2O. I hate typing on this...

    Correction 1033.6 cm H2O. I hate typing on this phone!
    -CWH :-)
  24. Question: Physics problem

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    Correction 103.36 cm H2O.

    Correction 103.36 cm H2O.
  25. Question: Physics problem

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    The water column that will give the same pressure...

    The water column that will give the same pressure would be:

    76 cm Hg x 13.6 g/cc Hg / 1.0 g/cc H2O = 1035.2 cm H2O.
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    Know title and lyrics. Who sang this song?

    This pop song came out between 1981 & 1984. It's called "Face to Face". The lyrics start like this: "Face to face. Every day. Face to face. Eye to eye. Face to face. Young dog's in love...."
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