Stroid
24-01-2005 20:05:48
f(x)= sq-root(x^2 + 3x-5) g(x)= x^-3
solve for f(g(x)) , g(f(x)) , f(x+h) (simplify)
I haven't touched math in two years and for some reason i can get figure this out somebody help. Thanks in advance D i suck at math !
Stroid
24-01-2005 20:24:10
i know one of you knows how to do this come on HBO (help a brother out)
SoBeIcedT
24-01-2005 20:27:13
I got your back... click here http//www.rpi.edu/~brittj/files/math.pdf
Stroid
24-01-2005 20:28:47
you are a pimp plus karma! )
SoBeIcedT
24-01-2005 20:29:56
Thank you. I'm here to help.
Stroid
24-01-2005 20:40:03
yes it makes perfect sense now im so out of it thanks again
SoBeIcedT
24-01-2005 20:42:03
BTW, the program I used is called Maple, v.9.5 I reccomend it very highly for any and all math... especially calculus
phorty
24-01-2005 21:12:13
Mental/ written note takenli
Does maple really work that well?
Stroid
24-01-2005 21:21:16
works pretty well for that problem
SoBeIcedT
24-01-2005 21:39:05
If it is of any interest here are some of the cooler things the software can do
http//www.rpi.edu/~brittj/files/math2.pdf
gman225
24-01-2005 22:02:05
How would I obtain this program?
Stroid
24-01-2005 22:03:53
yeah i would like to know where to get it
SoBeIcedT
24-01-2005 22:36:30
http//www.maplesoft.com/
that is the website for the software
it isn't cheap
Retro
25-01-2005 09:36:28
Yes, Maple is wonderful. I used it last semester.
adenosine
25-01-2005 09:39:57
Any of you math geeks (who are into calculators) tried the HP calcs?
Back when I was in school, the HPs with RPN where the only things I could use. The stack based system was so easy to use and useful. No entering parenthesis or anything like that, you just did the order of operations in your head. You could also store values temporarily on the stack instead of having to declare variables.
Too bad HP stopped producing new calculators. I should pick up one of the latest versions of their calc before they're impossible to find. I just wish other people would make RPN based calculators.
Also nice was working with the Saturn CPU they had in them. Man, the registers were HUGE. That thing had ops for floating point math and everything. It puts the z80 of the Ti models to shame.
Sorry to go so off topic, but I had to ask.
NoLaw
25-01-2005 10:36:06
Not that hard, just a somewhat more complicated function question.