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@tbt_2012: I really need a little information about your statistics knowledge level before I can give a reasonable answer.
But I'll try anyway. First you need to calculate the standard deviation...
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Jiten,
This ignores that velocity is by definition a vector.
Your result is not a requested velocity, but in in fact a scalar, speed.
Scalar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Also, my...
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Just Google "cupid shuffle".
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Let's see if we can derive this formula.
The new month's balance would be Bal_1 = Bal_0*(1+i). The next month would do the same, giving a series of Bal_0*(1+i)*(1+i)
This reduces to Bal_n =...
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This is a problem in vector addition.
Resolve the two velocity vectors into rectangular components. Add the respective components. Then reconvert that sum back to polar coordinates.
If this...
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Avogadro constant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mole (unit) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Avogadro's Number is the number of molecules in a mole. One mole of a compound has a mass of...
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I'm just guessing on what you are asking here.
Your book probably has a list of the individual isotopes of each element with the mass of each. The mass shown on the Periodic Table is the weighted...
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This looks more like - multiply these 2 compound fractions.
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It works best to ask a new question in a new topic.
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I was answering the original question, I had not seen your post (Jiten, by the way, hi) until after I posted.
I was pointing out the extremes of the domain and range may not occur at the same...
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What country are we talking about?
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Has he told her to leave?
Not withstanding that: The local police could inform her what her rights are. Unless New York is different than other places, they will tell her - "You are a responsible...
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You can't find the range in ALL cases by substituting into the function the end points of the domain. You need to find what the minimum and maximum the function will output given the domain.
The...
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Why do you have 2 for loops in transpose?
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You can download Visual Studio from here Visual Studio 2008 Express Editions
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This is what I got running your program in Visual Studio 2005
in[0][0] = 10.000000
in[0][1] = 10.000000
in[0][2] = 10.000000
in[1][0] = 5.000000
in[1][1] = 5.000000
in[1][2] = 5.000000...
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locus - definition of locus by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
A locus is a set of points that satisfy a condition, in this case - all points in a plane that are...
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It would probably be better written as:
33598 = 25000 * 1.03^10
But the 2 are the same equation rearranged a little (and correct by the way).
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I have not heard of any calculators the will do symbolic derivatives or integrals. Symbolic integration even on a PC is tough to do.
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The TI-68 does numerical integration (it might not, however be on the market).
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I think George would be hard pressed to make a case that the change in fuel economy could be attributed solely to the diameter of his tires. Air temperature, speed, # of stops, engine condition,...
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Try putting the CD in the drive and rebooting the computer. This should boot from the CD and start the install process.
Do not continue with this until you have saved, in some manner, all the...
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Did you look under the modem bay?
BIOS/RTC/CMOS backup battery - FixYa
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I guess that's the last time I make a guess to try and help someone.
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You are trying to find a range for which the statement is true.
Simplify as if it were a normal equality. If at some point you multiply or divide by a negative number (in this case I don't think...
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Could this be it - Catch Me If You Can (1989)
Catch Me If You Can (1989, not the 2002)
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Private industry needs to make a profit in order to exist. They, therefore can't proceed without at least the expectation they will not lose money.
A government does not have that restriction. ...
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Remember, this is for your math bonus, not mine.
Maybe I can ask you some questions that may help.
How many numbers are in the set [de]?
Is [ed] the same set?
Can you describe the set [de]?
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The first sentence gives the ratio by mass of the elements involved. You can determine the relative numerical quantities by applying the atomic mass of each.
From the second sentence you can...
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The answer to that question depends on the Windows version and the specific application in question. XP and Vista have Accessibility options in the Accessories on the start button.
Some programs...
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How about 7.500 (seven & five hundred thousandths)
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Some rules that might help:
(a*b)^x = a^x * b^x
(c^d)^e = c^f where f = (d*e)
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texans1977, you will usually get quicker answers, and less confusing threads if you post your question in it's own thread.
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You can use 2 network interface cards in the same computer. They do need to have different IP addresses.
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Is the bolded section actually log_4(x^2)? As is implied in the hint line.
If that is the case, it will simplify nicely to:
log_2(x^2)/log_2(4)
since log_2(4) simplifies to 2, leaving
1/2...
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You were right with the 1/2. but there is a choice in the list that has a probability of 1/2.
Think about why P(not 1,2 or 3) is 1/2, then which answer has that same property.
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log_n(x) = log(x)/log(n)
That says to find log base n of x, divide the log of x (any base) by the log of n.
Does that help?
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One mole of a substance is 6.0221367E23 molecules. Which, not so coincidentally, is the molecular mass of that substance expressed in grams.
So to answer that, the substance in question needs to...
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Try investigate some arithmetic relationship of the numbers in in the X list. Then take the natural log and do the same with those. If you find you are still stuck, post back.
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Independent and mutually exclusive are not the same.
An example of mutually exclusive is - the probability it is raining - the probability the sky is clear.
Independence is where one event has...
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I would suggest you get assistance at one of the following:
CastleCops®
Bleeping Computer - Computer Help and Discussion
MalWare Removal • Malware Removal - Website Home Page.
They will...
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The probabilities are based on Billy's feelings, it might be best not to assume the events are independent.
Jiten is correct on A.
B and C present a problem. If the two events are independent...
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Let's take this scenario, we have out box with 100 marbles, 10 (for now r has been given a value) of them are red. We have 100 cups numbered 1 - 100.
Now we take a marbles out, one at a time and...
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Let me try to be a little more concise in how I arrived at my conclusion.
a) If we had been told "N red balls been selected in the first 49 picks", we could use that information to modify the...
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I'm confused as to whether you have the install disks for XP. You state you don't and imply you do.
If you do not have The XP installation disks, I would suggest "Partition Magic".
If you do...
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You must be using the same book as https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/math-sciences/how-do-simplify-177087.html
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Tracing your ancestry takes a lot of effort and time.
The first thing you want to do is to interview all of your relatives. Write down everything they can tell you before that information is...
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3(4+3)to the second power-1
3(4+3)^2 -1
3(7)^2-1
3*49 - 1
147 - 1
146
The other possibility would be:
(3*(4+3))^2 - 1
(3*7)^2 -1
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On my Architect's scale, the 1/2 is on the same face and edge as the 1 but starting at the opposite end.
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