Got these question yesterday. I’m not really sure how to start the first one, can someone please show what I have to do? And some quick tips on the next two please. :D
Got these question yesterday. I’m not really sure how to start the first one, can someone please show what I have to do? And some quick tips on the next two please. :D
The slope of the curve at any point is going to be double the slope of any vector to that point from the origin, but that’s got sfa to do with an integral.
Looks like Spiny is the victim of a pencil-wielding sadist.
I think the answer is purple monkey dishwasher…. or maybe dishwashers… I’ll give it some more work
sibeen said:
The slope of the curve at any point is going to be double the slope of any vector to that point from the origin, but that’s got sfa to do with an integral.
Okay, yeah. How about partial derivatives … ?
Spiny Norman said:
sibeen said:
The slope of the curve at any point is going to be double the slope of any vector to that point from the origin, but that’s got sfa to do with an integral.
Okay, yeah. How about partial derivatives … ?
There’s only one variable.
sibeen said:
Spiny Norman said:
sibeen said:
The slope of the curve at any point is going to be double the slope of any vector to that point from the origin, but that’s got sfa to do with an integral.
Okay, yeah. How about partial derivatives … ?
There’s only one variable.
Yep. I’m still in the dark over it. Oh well …. Not going to go well in the short exam in an hour or so.
The first one, if I’m reading it right, is just
RBAR = x i + 4x 2 j
dv said:
The first one, if I’m reading it right, is justRBAR = x i + 4x 2 j
Ta.
What’s an RBAR ?
Spiny Norman said:
dv said:
The first one, if I’m reading it right, is justRBAR = x i + 4x 2 j
Ta.
What’s an RBAR ?
R with a bar on top
dv said:
Spiny Norman said:
dv said:
The first one, if I’m reading it right, is justRBAR = x i + 4x 2 j
Ta.
What’s an RBAR ?
R with a bar on top
Righto. Ta.
So it’s a 4x^2 dot xi + yj thingy?
Spiny Norman said:
So it’s a 4x^2 dot xi + yj thingy?
I don’t think so
It’s x i + 4 x 2 j
dv said:
Spiny Norman said:
So it’s a 4x^2 dot xi + yj thingy?
I don’t think so
It’s x i + 4 x 2 j
shrug Okay …
Gotta go now.