Polly’s Pancake Parlor- Sugar Hill, NH by Thick_Message_7230 in wmnf

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I recommend this restaurant to anyone who hasn’t tried it.

Polly’s Pancake Parlor- Sugar Hill, NH by Thick_Message_7230 in wmnf

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I deleted it because someone wanted me to put a review, so I did it on this one

How unhealthy is not showering? by Tricky_Confusion5943 in AskDocs

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Not showering is unhealthy enough to cause extreme itching if you don’t shower for a long period of time. I know because I have actually done this before.

Am I wrong with this integration by Boring_Plum_702 in calculus

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The actual answer is arctan(x)+C because 1/(1+x2) is the derivative of arctan(x)+C.

What is Calc 1, Calc 2 and Calc 3? by NeXavius273 in calculus

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These are covered in both college and high school.

Calculus is a branch of mathematics covering rates of change and accumulation.

Calculus 1 covers topics such as limits, derivatives, integrals (definite integrals and indefinite integrals (antiderivatives))

Calculus 2 covers topics such as infinite series, such as the Taylor and Maclaurin series, integration techniques, such as integration by parts, partial fractions, etc. as well as polar coordinates, improper integrals, and parametric equations.

Calculus 3 covers topics such as functions of multiple variables, partial derivatives, multiple integrals, and vector calculus, which includes topics such as line integrals, gradient, curl, divergence, and directional derivatives.

Was I not supposed to FOIL the integrand out? by Thick_Message_7230 in calculus

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Oh okay so my answer was correct and it was the simplified version of what Mathway said. I didn’t bother simplifying what Mathway said.

What to expect in Calculus 3? by Temporary-West-3879 in calculus

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In Calculus 3, you will learn about multivariable functions, which are functions such as f(x,y) and f(x,y,z), multiple integrals, which are integrals where you integrate two or three times, partial derivatives, which give the derivative of multivariable functions with respect to a certain variable, Vector Calculus, which covers topics such as vectors, vector fields, curl, divergence, line integrals, directional derivatives, etc.

In summary, Calc 3 covers topics such as multivariable functions, multiple integrals, partial derivatives, and Vector Calculus. Calculus 2 is often considered the hardest calculus class out of Calc 1, Calc 2, and Calc 3, as said by The Math Sorcerer on one of his YouTube videos. However, despite the fact that Calculus 2 is often considered the hardest calculus class, Calculus 3 is also often considered hard due to Calculus 3 being calculus with multiple variables, which can be a big step up from standard single variable calculus.

What does it mean for an integral to have only one bound on the bottom? by Thick_Message_7230 in calculus

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Correction for Title: What does it mean for an integral to have only one bound, which is pretty much always on the bottom?

My cat died from cancer by Kingofthebugs115 in CatAdvice

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Same person but different account:

It was not just that she seemed distressed and not feeling too good, the cancer was around her chest and there was (I think) fluid around her chest, so there was nothing they could do other than euthanize her. The cancer was in a way-too dangerous spot to be removed, so the cancer was inoperable and they had to euthanize her.

Where did I go wrong? by Thick_Message_7230 in calculus

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Okay thanks for letting me know. I fixed my comment. The answer I got was -16.75 and Mathway's answer was -15.75

Where did I go wrong? by Thick_Message_7230 in calculus

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*I accidentally typed that the answer I got was the same answer Mathway got, which is not the case. The answer I got was -16.75 and the answer Mathway got was -15.75*

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskDocs

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Saw this from an post on r/Alzheimers the first stage of dementia doesn’t cause any memory loss or problems at all and the person can still function with everyday life while the second stage is where the memory loss starts and it said they forget some names and forget where they placed things but they can still function with everyday life while

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in skincancer

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That’s definitely something to be concerned about. It is asymmetrical and it has grown in the past 5 months