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originally posted in:TFS The Floods Sanctuary
Edited by ODSTJacob:
1/25/2013 4:41:28 AM
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Here's some reading on the topic. Use this site to reinforce your mathematics.
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Wont help me -blam!- math skills
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Well, good luck.
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I could do the rest of the math homework just not this gay ass one
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Edited by ODSTJacob: 1/25/2013 5:46:19 AMYour rate of change can be found using the first derivative. [quote]T' = ((3(D^2)C)/2) - ((4(D^3)/3)[/quote] You can find "what doeses does the temperature change increase as dose increases" by setting the second order derivative 'greater then zero'; producing sets in which the function is rising. Solve and you've got your answer. [quote]T" = 2DC - 4(D^2) > 0[/quote] Note: Check this over. I'm not %100 sure this is correct. Good luck.
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Alright. I'll give it a go.
