Ian

Member Since February 8, 2009

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Retired chap. Enjoys helping others with maths and physics.

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Asked: Is mass or energy destroyed in a black hole? A ...

Is mass or energy destroyed in a black hole? A. Never. B. Sometimes. C. Always.

Posted by Egao No Genki 3 years ago

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Asked: How do you solve a non homogeneous equation? y

how do you solve a non homogeneous equation? y" + 3y' = 28cosh (4x)

Posted by 88fiza 3 years ago

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Asked: Algebra

find the cosines of the interior angles of the triangle with vertices A(3,-1,1), B(4,1,0) and C(2,-3,0). find the vector component of AC orthogonal to AB.

Posted by ricky 4 years ago

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Asked: For p a prime, the poloynomial p[x]=x^p-Sum[x^j ...

For p a prime, the poloynomial p[x]=x^p-Sum[x^j,{j,0,p-1}] is irreducible over the rational numbers Q. Conjecture: p[x] is irreducible over Q for ALL p=1, 2, 3,... . Is this conjecture true.

Posted by TMatrix 4 years ago

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Asked: What is the least possible perimeter of a triangle ...

what is the least possible perimeter of a triangle whose sides have different positiv integers as its length?

Posted 4 years ago

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Asked: Is there theoretical evidence behind the basics ...

When I learned that the product of two imaginary numbers became the negative of the real-factor equivalent product, I did not get into why, but jsut found it to seem to make sense, without getting it ...

Posted by frev 4 years ago

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Asked: Polynomials

how do you identify factors from a polynomials

Posted by mqdsk 4 years ago

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Asked: Physics

The gravitational force of attraction between Earth and the sun is 3.52 * 10^22 newtons. calculate the mass of the sun. show all work, including equation

Posted by kathy 4 years ago

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