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Hi,
I got confused after the following example from my teacher's notes:
First, we know the derivative of
The problem asked for the answer to
After working through it as improper integrals, we eventually simplified the question to:
Which got the answer...
Started by Jerod Mayo on
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by 6 people.
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All calculus formulas involving trigonometric functions, such as or or any of the dozens of other such formulas, ultimately trace back to the limit... .
I hope this is useful to you http://www.math.ubc.ca/~feldman/m100/sinUnits.pdf 1 thanks Jerod: see here .
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Strarght gased huskey 51 fixed with 150psi for $0:msp_confused::msp_confused: Well the other day i got ahold of a straht gased huskey 51 and the i'd figure i'll try the acid trick
NOTE if you're going to do this use gloves that can handle the acid, saftey...
Started by ckelp on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arboristsite):
Score !!!!
it droped to 130psi after a cuple cuts, if it keeps dropig i'll try throwing a new ring at it
you gotta love my pull handle hehe Attached Images 2012-01-21_13-37-41_696.jpg (305.2 KB, 252 views) 2012-01-21_13-50-27_351.jpg (367.4 KB, 258 ... .
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I have a table of person and a table of events. I want to find a person in a dropdown, select that person and then display all events for that person.
I am confused about what commands to use. I get a lot of syntax errors. Any help will be appreciated...
Started by jim on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Step one: Create a form....
I'm guessing that you have a event model with a foreign key a person/user model .
Much more info required! - database you are using - what you have tried - what errors you are getting
You probably want to use the form API and ORM .
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I'm confused about the difference between these two things:
$env:path
And
function path {$env:path} path
Both return strings, according to get-member. Yet -match does not work the same on both.
If I use -match on $env:path, it works as I'd expect, returning...
Started by Scott Bilas on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The $() causes the expression to be evaluated, and then I believe the -match should operate on the returned string
The reason I suggest this is that is seems to me that... .
Have you tried something like
$(path) -match
I'm on Ubuntu here, so I can't verify .
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With primitives and their Wrappers I understood the concept of Widening. But with respect to other Objects I am getting confused with Widening and implicit Casting. As example
Class Animal{ } Class Dog extends Animal{ public static void main(args String...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In particular, the syntax:
d.go(d);
is more concise, and just as correct as
d.go((Animal)d);
Basically, take advantage of the widening for reasons I describe... .
Your code will be more readable.
In my opinion) if the casting isn't required then don't do it .
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Is ADO.NET and ASP.NET a part of Base Class Library ? The information given in wikipedia looks ambiguous to me. In the figure , it is shown as a separate block. What is the difference between Base Class Library(BCL) and Framework Class Library(FCL)? Is...
Started by n0vic3c0d3r on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
@Scott - From the text you posted....
The whole deal.
FCL is everything in the figure you linked to.
In kind of the order you asked,
No, database connectivity and the entity framework are seperate from the standard stuff String/Stream/File/etc in the BCL .
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I had a select box where the user will select the list of cities they travelled. After that the admin will search for the users with particular cities.
I am very confused with the structure of the database. There are totally 300 cities. Creating column...
Started by Rajasekar on
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City | Visited London | 1 Paris | 0 ... .
In total, there are only two columns.
You then have a "Visited" column, where each row is a boolean .
You simply create a "City" column, where each row is a city .
Hi,
You don't have to create a column for each city .
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I am a reading the chapter on operator over flow and am very confused how __iter__ works. I have gone to several websites to find different examples but still dont quite understand how it works. I am wondering if someone has a really simple approach to...
Started by sss on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
As simply as I can put it:
__iter__ defines a method on a class which... .
This object will be usuable in the statements "for" and "in" .
A class supporting the __iter__ method will return an iterator object instance: an object supporting the next() method .
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Hi
im a little confused by this diagram http://www.b-eye-network.com/images/content/i030ht0104.gif (Last diagram in the article)
1 - In the "ACCOUNTING ENTRY" table it shows "DebitEntry" and "CreditEntry" i) is this two column or
ii) is this two rows ...
Started by Khou on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
How I ....
It looks like the "DEBIT ENTRY" and "CREDIT ENTRY" boxes are tables that 'inherit' from the "Accounting Entry" table .
Principally, no sane design would ever put two different data values like "DEBIT ENTRY" and "CREDIT ENTRY" in the same column .
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We are plannning to use Ajax in our ASP.net project.. But we still want member panel of our web site to work in all browsers, So we have decided not to use Ajax in some forms where browser independence is must.. N I am now confused with whether to use...
Started by Girish on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
(I've used ajax....
Better create a small example and test it on some browsers before you decide .
The use of ASP controls should work on all browsers as far as I know, but it less efficient .
If you can use HTML - it is always better - as it is much faster .
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