superman22x Golden Master Messages 7,904 Nov 24, 2008 #1 I have a test tommorrow... Any website you guys use for helping with math? I need to learn everything about derivatives basically...
I have a test tommorrow... Any website you guys use for helping with math? I need to learn everything about derivatives basically...
JogaBonito1502 Guru Messages 7,841 Location U.S. Nov 24, 2008 #2 Lol...The only website I use from occasion to occasion is CalcChat.com
Computer Head Fully Optimized Messages 2,841 Nov 24, 2008 #3 superman22x said: I have a test tommorrow... Any website you guys use for helping with math? I need to learn everything about derivatives basically... Click to expand... Preparation is a bitch, ain't it????
superman22x said: I have a test tommorrow... Any website you guys use for helping with math? I need to learn everything about derivatives basically... Click to expand... Preparation is a bitch, ain't it????
JogaBonito1502 Guru Messages 7,841 Location U.S. Nov 24, 2008 #4 Dude I love calculus. Comes easy for me, just a lot of writing down.
OP OP superman22x Golden Master Messages 7,904 Nov 24, 2008 #5 It's hard for me... I did fine in all my other maths, but it's getting hard. I need to do decent on this qui to pass the class basically, but I don't think it will be too bad....
It's hard for me... I did fine in all my other maths, but it's getting hard. I need to do decent on this qui to pass the class basically, but I don't think it will be too bad....
JogaBonito1502 Guru Messages 7,841 Location U.S. Nov 24, 2008 #6 What do you not understand about them?
OP OP superman22x Golden Master Messages 7,904 Nov 24, 2008 #7 Umm... idk really... One I was having a hard time with that I am sure is simple.. -(1/X^2) Is that qoutient rule?
Umm... idk really... One I was having a hard time with that I am sure is simple.. -(1/X^2) Is that qoutient rule?
JogaBonito1502 Guru Messages 7,841 Location U.S. Nov 24, 2008 #8 Humm....you don't need to use Quotient Rule on that. You can re-write it as -(x^(-2)) and use Power Rule. Much simpler. You get: 2(x^(-3)) -> 2/(x^3) edit: Quotient rule would work though.
Humm....you don't need to use Quotient Rule on that. You can re-write it as -(x^(-2)) and use Power Rule. Much simpler. You get: 2(x^(-3)) -> 2/(x^3) edit: Quotient rule would work though.
Computer Head Fully Optimized Messages 2,841 Nov 24, 2008 #9 Αυτό είναι όλα τα ελληνικά μου. (This is all Greek to me.)
Kage Golden Master Messages 13,873 Nov 24, 2008 #10 ...Well....Greek is more understandable in truth...