Ok so when you integrate (e^(-x^4))(-4x^3)you get e^(-x^4)due to the u substitution of du = -4x^3 dx....but after you sub in you dont integrate thee^(-x^4)..why is that? I found a problem (e^-x)/(1-e^
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Of the calls a directory assistance operator received, 188 were requests for telephone numbers listed in the current directory. This accounted for 94% of the calls for assistance that the operator
And also what is 2 km - 100 m in the metric system?
8 cm - 12 mm in the metric system?-1 m = 100 cm, so 1 m - 9 cm = 100 cm - 9 cm.Answer:91 cm
2 km - 100 m = 2000 m - 100 m.Answer:1900 m
8 cm - 12
How to calculate the sum of a general series like..
Sum of n(n+2) from n=1 to n=30??-The sum of n terms is simplified by induction to be n(n+1)/2. Likewise, the sum of n^2 is simplified to n(1+n)(1+2
tried it !! but i kept getting the wrong answer
Two bicyclists head toward each other from
the opposite ends of Main Street, which is
six miles long. The first biker started at 2:05
going 12 mph. The
9 mm Beretta 12 mm Uzi 200 mm Howitzer 0.5 cm pellet gun-Judging by the fact that 0.36in is about 0.9cm or 9mm, I would say the Beretta is the prime candidate
Find the EXACT value without using a calculator:
tan(4π/3) = ?
tan(3π/4) = ?
cot(5π/3) = ?
sec(π/3) = ?
csc(5π/6) = ?-3^(1/2)
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-1/3^(1/2)
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2-Use the Unit Circle to get the sine and cosine values
Write the complex number in polar form.
5 + 2j-For any complex number in the form a + bi:convert to polar form r(cos(x) + i sin(x)) as follows.
r = sqrt(a^2 + b^2)and x = arctan(b/a)(from this, you
A six sided die is biased. When the die is thrown the number 5 is twice as likely to appear as any other number. All the other faces are equally likely to appear. The die is thrown repeatedly.
Find th
(2/3) ^ -2 = 1/(2/3) ^ 2 = 1/ (4/9) = 9/4
Why can the nine just move to the numerator of the equation at the end? What are the actual steps for that to happen?-Hi there.The easiest way to explain it
integral[-1;1](1-|x|)dx=?
where |x| is the absolute value of x.
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I tried
|x|=x for x>=0-x for x
sointegral[-1;1](1-|x|)dx = integral[-1;0](1-x)dx + integral[0;1](1+x)dx=
=-1-1/2
This is the original problem.
California is hit by approximately 500 earthquakes that are large enough to be felt every year. However, those of destructive magnitude occur on the average once every y