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- Integration of a Trigonometric Function [06/10/1999]
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How to integrate the function arctan(sqrt(1-x^2)).
- Integration of ... Given dx/dt [7/5/1996]
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How do I integrate da/dt = k.(a)^m.(1-a)^n where (a) is a fraction....?
- Integration of Sin(x^2) [11/10/1997]
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I have been given the solution in the form of Frensel's Sin, but it
explains nothing about how it was integrated. I am not looking for an
equation, I am looking for a reason!
- Integration of y = e^(-x) [06/01/1999]
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How can I show that the point (n+1,0) lies tangent to the curve y = e^(-
x)? And how can I find the area of a region under that curve?
- Interesting Differential Equation [06/18/2004]
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Is there a nontrivial function f(x) such that df/dx = f(f(x)) ?
- Interpreting Lagrange Multipliers [04/13/2001]
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What does it mean when I get different values for lambda when using
Lagrange multipliers to find the maximum and minimum values of the
function f(x,y) = 6x^2 + 9y^2 subject to constraint x^2 + y^2 = 1?
- Inverse Laplace Transforms [08/21/1997]
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Are there any websites on this topic?
- Inverse of a Multivariate Function [05/30/2002]
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Let f:NxN -> N such that f(x,y) = 2^x(2y + 1) - 1 for all natural
numbers x, y. Let the inverse of f, g be given by g:N -> NxN. Find the
inverse of the function g.
- Inverting Functions [07/19/2002]
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To find the inverse of a function y=f(x), do I interchange the
variables x and y, or do I solve for x in terms of y?
- Jacobian Matrices in Transformations [08/05/1999]
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Why do we need to set up the Jacobian matrix when doing transforms? What
does the Jacobian determinant r mean geometrically?
- LaGrange Error for a Taylor Polynomial [05/28/2000]
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How can you find the LaGrange error for a Taylor polynomial?
- Lagrange Multipliers [01/08/1998]
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I have a problem with Lagrange Multipliers - can you help?
- Lagrange Multipliers [07/25/1999]
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How can I find the extreme values of F(x,y) = xy + yz + xz using Lagrange
multipliers?
- Lagrange Multipliers [01/28/2001]
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The temperature of a point(x,y,z) on the unit sphere is given by
T(x,y,z)=xy+yz. Using Lagrange multipliers, find the temperature of the
hottest point on the sphere.
- Lagrange Multipliers and Constraints [11/24/1998]
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When using the Lagrange Multiplier method, how do you determine which of
the two equations is the constraint?
- Laplace Transform [01/25/2001]
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What are Laplace transforms, and what are their applications?
- Laplace Transforms [10/15/1997]
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Can you explain me the overall concept of changing from Time-Domain to
Frequency-Domain with a Laplace or a Z Transform?
- Laplace Transforms [05/28/1997]
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How do you solve L-1 {2(s+1)/(s^2+2s+10)} and L-1 {(9s^2+4s-10)/s(s-
1)(s+2)}?
- Laplace Transforms [06/21/1997]
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Can you explain the linearity of the Laplace transform? What's the point
of this theorem?
- Learning Differential Equations [7/15/1996]
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What resources can I use to learn about differential equations?
- Least Cost for Laying a Pipeline [06/21/1999]
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How can I find the minimum-cost path for laying a pipeline from an off-
shore oil platform to an on-shore refinery given the relative costs of
underwater and on-land sections?
- Length of a Cubic Curve [12/10/1997]
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I need to calculate the true length of a cubic curve.
- L'Hopital's Rule Explained in German [12/10/1999]
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Can you tell me in German what the "Grenzwert" of 2^(n+1)-3/2^(n-1) is?
- Limit of x sin(1/x) [04/23/2002]
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I assumed from the graph that the function had a limit at x=0 of 0,
but since it involves sin(1/0) I can not prove this using the basic
trigonometric limits (sin x/x and (1-cos x)/x), L'Hopital's
rule, or by rearranging the equation. Can you help?
- Limits of Limits and Patterns in Higher Derivatives [11/11/2005]
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By applying the derivative limit to the generic function f(x) several
times in a row, I found some interesting patterns in higher
derivatives, including an appearance of the binomial coefficients. Is
my work correct?
- Linear Interpolation Methods to Approximate Roots [12/25/2000]
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What is the best criterion to use for ending the iteration process of
linear interpolation methods for approximating non-linear equation roots?
Also, which is the better explanation of the Newton-Raphson method; the
geometric method, or using Taylor's expansion?
- Line Tangent to an Ellipse [03/29/2003]
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Find the equation of the tangent to the ellipse x^2 + y^2 = 76 at each
of the given points: (8,2),(-7,3),(1,-5). Write your answers in the
form y = mx + b.
- Manipulating Limits [10/13/2003]
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How do I use the limit definition to find the derivative at a point
where the function becomes undefined?
- Maximization of f(x,y) over a Constraint [03/04/1999]
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Maximize f(x,y) = xy^2 over the ellipse, x^2/a^2 + y^2/b^2 = 1.
- Maximizing the Volume of a Rain Gutter [10/21/2003]
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A rain gutter is to be constructed from a metal sheet of width 30cm,
by bending up one-third of the sheet on each side by an angle (theta)
from the horizontal (theta = zero represents the unbent sheet).
Determine what theta should be chosen so that the gutter will carry
the most water when it is full.
- Maximizing Window Area [02/24/1997]
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Maximize the area of a Norman window (rectangular with a semicircle on
top) while minimizing the length of the perimeter.
- Maximum Quadrilateral Area [05/15/2001]
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Given a quadrilateral with sides of lengths a,b,c,d, prove that its area
is maximized when opposite angles are supplementary.
- Maximum Surface Area for Total Edge Length [07/14/2002]
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A piece of wire of total length L units is used to form the nine edges
of a prism whose ends are equilateral triangles and whose other faces
are rectangles. What is the maximum surface area of this prism?
- The Meaning of 'dx' in an Integral [02/22/2002]
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What meaning is attached to the 'dx' at the end of an integral?
- Minimization [10/29/1996]
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Ship A is 100 miles due east of ship B. At noon the ships set sail at
different speeds in different directions. When will the ships be nearest
to each other?
- Minimizing the Length of a Crease [11/11/1999]
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How can I minimize the the length (L) of the crease if one of the corners
of an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper is lifted up and placed on the opposite
longer edge, and then the paper is smoothed flat?
- Minimizing the Surface Area of a Can [05/22/2000]
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What coke can dimensions would use the least amount of aluminum while
still holding 375 ml?
- Minimum Distance Between a Line and an Ellipse [05/30/2000]
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How can I find the extremum from a point on the line x+y=4 to a point on
the ellipse x^2+4y^2=4? Is there a general way to solve such problems in
a 3-dimensional space?
- Minimum Distance to an Ellipse [06/10/1999]
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What is the minimum distance between a point inside or outside an ellipse
and the ellipse?
- Minimum Distance Using Lagrange Multipliers [11/17/1999]
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How can I find the minimum distance from (0,0,c) to the cone z^2 =
(x^2/a^2)+(y^2/b^2)?
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