Math
An ordered triple of real numbers (a,b,c) is called friendly, if each number is equal to the product of the other 2. How many friendly triples are there? Details and assumptions The numbers need not be equal to each other. The numbers need not to be pairwise distinct (which me...
Math (Number Theory )
An ordered triple of real numbers (a,b,c) is called friendly, if each number is equal to the product of the other 2. How many friendly triples are there? Details and assumptions The numbers need not be equal to each other. The numbers need not to be pairwise distinct (which me...
applied calculus
3. a) Write out the limit definition for the derivative of y = xx. Attempt to solve it. b) Write out the limit definition for the derivative of the inverse trig function from question 2. Attempt to solve it. c) Discuss the value of implicit differentiation. (Use questions 1 a...
applied calculus
Let y=〖tan〗^(-1) x Rewrite it as an equation involving a trig function. Use implicit differentiation to determine an expression for y.
applied calculus
1. Consider the function y = xx (for x> 0). a) Why does the derivative rule for xn not apply? b) Why does the derivative rule for ax not apply? c) What are the four magic properties of logarithms? d) Take the ln of both sides. Use the properties of logarithms and implicit d...
Applied calculas
3. a) Write out the limit definition for the derivative of y = xx. Attempt to solve it. b) Write out the limit definition for the derivative of the inverse trig function from question 2. Attempt to solve it. c) Discuss the value of implicit differentiation. (Use questions 1 an...
Applied calculas
Let y=〖tan〗^(-1) x Rewrite it as an equation involving a trig function. Use implicit differentiation to determine an expression for y.
Applied calculas
1. Consider the function y = xx (for x > 0). a) Why does the derivative rule for xn not apply? b) Why does the derivative rule for ax not apply? c) What are the four magic properties of logarithms? d) Take the ln of both sides. Use the properties of logarithms and implicit ...
Statistics
Events and are mutually exclusive. Suppose event occurs with probability and event occurs with probability . Compute the probability that occurs or does not occur (or both). Compute the probability that either occurs without occurring or and both occur.
math
I think there's an easier way to do this, 7^6/7^7 would be equals to 7^-1. According to the Law of Exponents powers with a same base number in division is simply subtracted.
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