Category: Calculus

  • another Culculus Problem

    Show all your steps

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  • Culculus problem

    Solve the following problem and clearly show your calculation

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  • The “Mountain Peak” Challenge: Can You Survive the Descent?

    Most students lose marks here because they forget to normalize the unit vector. Our Calculus Volume 3 Master Guide (Chapter 4) provides a 3-step ‘Cheat Sheet’ to solving every Directional Derivative problem in under 60 seconds.

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  • Discussion post 4 & 5

    Message Board Requirements: Students are required to do four posts: An Initial Post, two response posts to fellow students, and a final reply post to their own initial post. Students will be expected to do an initial post in which they explain their understanding of the problem. In this initial post, students should (1) Clearly explain in words what the problem is asking, and (2) Make an attempt at the problem. Students must do their initial post before they will be able to see other folks’ posts and replies. Students who do not complete an initial post by the posted due date above may receive a 0 for the entire assignment. After completing their first post, students will be required to reply to two of their fellow students. Feel free to comment as appropriate. If you agree with your colleagues solution, let them know. If they took a different approach or you see a computational error, let them know. Or if you’re inspired or question something they say, feel free to respond to that. Try to make the response posts meaningful and worthwhile. As a final post, reply to your original post. If you think you got the problem very wrong and would like to completely redo your solution, use this post to do it. If you would like to do a small change to your solution (such as fixing a computational error in your original post), explain your mistake and how it modifies your solution. If you feel good with your initial post, state why you think its correct. Note: If you just plagiarize somebody elses explanation or copy something from chegg or AI, youll get a zero for the assignment, so make sure that you articulate your solution in your own way.
  • Quadratic equation factor method ?

    quadratic equation factor method step-by-step

    ? :

    2x + 7x + 3 = 0

    factor solve ,

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  • Quadratic equation factor method ?

    quadratic equation factor method step-by-step

    ? :

    2x + 7x + 3 = 0

    factor solve ,

    Requirements:

  • math probelms

    please work these out and show full work written down please

    Requirements: show work fully

  • Textbook HW questions

    HW 3,Pg.172, Sec.4.1, EX#3, 5, 11, 19, 27

    Pg.180, Sec.4.2, EX#3, 5, 9, 13, 19, 25, 33,41, 53

    Pg.188, Sec.4.3, EX#3, 7, 11, 15, 17, 27,39, 52

    Pg.194, Sec.4.4, EX#3, 11, 13, 23, 27, 33,41

    Pg.202, sec.4.5, EX#9, 13, 19, 35, 41, 57,71

    Pg.210, sec.4.6, EX#3, 7, 9, 15, 17, 35

    Pg.219, Sec.4.7, EX#5, 7, 11, 13, 17

    LINK TO TEXTBOOK

    Requirements: only work and answer

  • How do you solve an indefinite integral?

    I’m learning about impermanent integrals, but I find it difficult to understand the concept and how to solve it. Can you explain the basic steps in solving an indefinite integral? Please provide examples of problems with varying degrees of difficulty, along with a detailed and easily understandable explanation. I would also like to know about integration techniques such as substitution, partial integral etc.

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  • Complete the 5 Multiple Choice Questions Attached

    Complete the 5 Multiple Choice Questions Attached

    Requirements: Complete the 5 Multiple Choice Questions Attached