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We looked at problems involving centripetal acceleration, movement in circular paths. The new equation we used was that a(centripetal) = v^2/r Looked at three problems. Also had to convert units a …
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We started by looking at some problems with derivatives, they included the product rule, quotient rule, and the chain rule. The format of the problems was a bit different than usual. After that, we …
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We started by looking at a problem finding the heat of combustion for acetylene in oxygen. The approach was to draw the bond structure determine the number of each type. There were coefficients in …
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We started by looking at extrema for functions, maxima and minima. They can be seen on graphs with a flat slope and can also be calculated by using the first derivative. We looked at derivatives of …
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"Can google solve mathematics and physics?" It can solve some basic mathematics and physics and even some things you might not expect. You do, however, need to know exactly what to input and how to …
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Solve for y You want to solve for y = So that means you should isolate y until it is by itself on one side of the = sign You start with 4x+2y=-6 Right now there are two terms on the left side of …
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