let me show you my sexy calculus level ( session 2)

[R.O.U.G.E]

I did that last summer and it kindof worked.

Test my calculus level ( analysis, algebre, stat)

exams soon

go.

[thefast]

Make Me A Sammich!!!

[.Saga]

2+2=

[Heathbb]

[Fire8085]

Wat Is Derivative Of X

[charity4thepoor]

Originally Posted by Fire8085

Wat Is Derivative Of X

nice try, but derivatives don't exist.

[R.O.U.G.E]

Originally Posted by Fire8085

Wat Is Derivative Of X

X as in the solution of f(x)=x?
its 1



yeah its not derivate, the right word in english?


somebody give me something WAY more difficult?

[whattheschmidt]

Deriving is easy but w/e, derive:

f(x) = 5x^3 - 2x^2 -12x + 5

[charity4thepoor]

Originally Posted by R.O.U.G.E

X as in the solution of f(x)=x?
its 1



yeah its not derivate, the right word in english?


somebody give me something WAY more difficult?

find the area under the curve from x=1 to x=4 of the equation f(x)=2lnx/x

[buster_hymen]

At time t a particle moving along the x-axis is at position x. The relationship between x and t is given by: tx = x^2 + 8. At x = 2 what is the velocity of the particle?

[Lovetodream]

[R.O.U.G.E]

Originally Posted by whattheschmidt

Deriving is easy but w/e, derive:

f(x) = 5x^3 - 2x^2 -12x + 5

yes i was doing that when i was 13

f'(x)= 15x^2-4x-12

[TanTORNADO]

Originally Posted by whattheschmidt

Deriving is easy but w/e, derive:

f(x) = 5x^3 - 2x^2 -12x + 5

15x^2-4x-12

[Deathstriker666]

Find the integral of F(x) = e^(x^2).

you owe me reps if you cant.

[R.O.U.G.E]

Originally Posted by buster_hymen

At time t a particle moving along the x-axis is at position x. The relationship between x and t is given by: tx = x^2 + 8. At x = 2 what is the velocity of the particle?

all the phisic stuf is not at my program,

[TanTORNADO]

Originally Posted by R.O.U.G.E

all the phisic stuf is not at my program,

fail..bitch belongs in the kitchen

[R.O.U.G.E]

Originally Posted by Deathstriker666

Find the integral of F(x) = e^(x^2).

you owe me reps if you cant.

2x.e^(X^2)

[complex000]

find the directions in which the directional derivative of f(x,y) = x^2 + sin(xy) at (1,0) has value 1.

[buster_hymen]

Originally Posted by R.O.U.G.E

my maths are not so sexy anymore

fail fail fail fail fail fail fail

[Lion of Zion]

Originally Posted by R.O.U.G.E

I did that last summer and it kindof worked.

Test my calculus level ( analysis, algebre, stat)

exams soon

go.

This just proves that you are some lonely Asian computer nerd pretending to be a girl on the Internet.

[Deathstriker666]

Originally Posted by R.O.U.G.E

2x.e^(X^2)

fail thats the derivative, reps nao.

[R.O.U.G.E]

Originally Posted by complex000

find the directions in which the directional derivative of f(x,y) = x^2 + sin(xy) at (1,0) has value 1.

i don't do sinus in my program ( or maybe in english is means something else) but i can do that with f(x,y)=x^2+e^(xy) at (1,0) if you want..?

for the direction thing, i don't know what it means so please use easy words
i do the derivate of that of order 1 for y constant to show you i can
Df/Dx (x,y)= 2x+y.e^(xy)

<=> Df/Dx (1,0)=2

[R.O.U.G.E]

Originally Posted by Deathstriker666

fail thats the derivative, reps nao.

of didnt read well, ill do it ^^

[EctoMan2000]

Find the volume of the solid enclosed by the cylinder x^2 + y^2 = 9 and the planes z = 1 and z = 5.

[Devils]

What is this moonspeak.

[R.O.U.G.E]

Originally Posted by Deathstriker666

Find the integral of F(x) = e^(x^2).

you owe me reps if you cant.

integral is (1/2x).e(x^2)

but you put pression on me so im not sure, its that?

[natescope]

d(x)/d(y)= (x-5)^2 / (x+2)

LOL i forgot just about all calculus i ever took

[Deathstriker666]

Originally Posted by R.O.U.G.E

integral is (1/2x).e(x^2)

but you put pression on me so im not sure, its that?

no, reps please

[R.O.U.G.E]

Originally Posted by EctoMan2000

Find the volume of the solid enclosed by the cylinder x^2 + y^2 = 9 and the planes z = 1 and z = 5.

i said i don't do phisic at school, sorry. It's economist studies not engeniery

[EctoMan2000]

Originally Posted by R.O.U.G.E

i said i don't do phisic at school, sorry. It's economist studies not engeniery

So you want a production function so you can find the marginal cost?