Will do math HW for $$$

[West]

if ur still in business come jan when i start winter semester school.....u might be my tutor also haha

Sounds good, what class?

[JoiNt-]

math 113 algebra n some othr stuff, those friggin letters n **** get me everytime been outta highschool for 3 yrs so i kinda forgot....took the placement test soon as the algebra came up it was like tryin to read ancient egyptian lol

[West]

math 113 algebra n some othr stuff, those friggin letters n **** get me everytime been outta highschool for 3 yrs so i kinda forgot....took the placement test soon as the algebra came up it was like tryin to read ancient egyptian lol

I can help you with your homework if needed. Shoot me a pm. I haven't checked this tread in a few days.

[West]

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[West]

Bump.

[West]

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[West]

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[Dirtrider4eva]

calculiphysics and hydrostaticacoustic bandpass help?

[West]

calculiphysics and hydrostaticacoustic bandpass help?

Trolling? lol

[AxT4430]

Hey west need your help with using l'hospitals rule on yhe following indeterminate fx.

Problem: find the limit using l'hospitals rule, or another elementary method.

Fx = lim as x approaches infinity of x( sin π/x)

My attempt at the problem, f(inifinty) yields infinity times 0.

So, i can use the rule and take x/1/ (sin π/x ) to yield infin/infin as x approaches infin.

Then, i can take derivative of both num, and denom by l'hospitals rule.. ultimately i get 0

But thr answer is π

[West]

Hey west need your help with using l'hospitals rule on yhe following indeterminate fx.

Problem: find the limit using l'hospitals rule, or another elementary method.

Fx = lim as x approaches infinity of x( sin π/x)

My attempt at the problem, f(inifinty) yields infinity times 0.

So, i can use the rule and take x/1/ (sin π/x ) to yield infin/infin as x approaches infin.

Then, i can take derivative of both num, and denom by l'hospitals rule.. ultimately i get 0

But thr answer is π

This one is tricky lol I kept getting 0 myself...

[TitoThePirate]

this post is gold.

[dragnix]

every time I see 0 and L'hospital rule, I just assume infinity is the answer and vice versa

[West]

every time I see 0 and L'hospital rule, I just assume infinity is the answer and vice versa

I am drunk right now... I usually look at those and can give an answer w/o differentiation.
X goes up (obviously) Sin(n/x) goes down
eventually the two converge to n

[plyer3]

this might help, haven't done this since cal 2. my higher level engineering classes are kicking my butt this semester.

copy and paste from calculator lol