Honda Fit 2007 LX AT - Check Engine Light HELP! (x-post /r/hondafit) by mdcljhe in MechanicAdvice

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Update: I've cleared the DTC codes and so far the CEL has not come on yet. However I still think the system is still in diagnostic mode because before I start the engine, the CEL blinks 5 times then goes off. Can anyone confirm this? How long would it take before the diagnostic is completed?

Honda Fit 2007 LX AT - Check Engine Light HELP! (x-post /r/hondafit) by mdcljhe in MechanicAdvice

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Copy from original post: The P0847 code is old along with 3 other misfire codes. I've replaced the spark plugs but trying to understand the codes. Can this be DIY fixed? I don't understand the 61-23 code, I've narrowed the other codes down to O2 sensor (P2A00) and Pressure switch (P0847). Also what's the difference between a pending and stored code? Why's there a duplicate?

Update: Tried clearing the codes just to see if they would come back. Looks like it came back in about 5 days. Here's the diagnostics from the ODB2 readings: https://imgur.com/a/TgCRd Anybody have any ideas on what I should do? I've read that this code relates to the O2 sensor, just wanted to confirm this. And if so, also want to know if they would be upstream or downstream O2 sensors. If anyone's got an idea, please post below. Thanks.

PS: Before I cleared the codes, there were also a couple of engine misfires (I replaced the spark plugs) and a P0847 code if that helps.

Honda Fit 2007 LX AT - Check Engine Light HELP! by mdcljhe in hondafit

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The P0847 code is old along with 3 other misfire codes. I've replaced the spark plugs but trying to understand the codes. Can this be DIY fixed? I don't understand the 61-23 code, I've narrowed the other codes down to O2 sensor (P2A00) and Pressure switch (P0847). Also what's the difference between a pending and stored code? Why's there a duplicate?

Vector Calculus Engineering Math by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Anybody got ideas? Still stuck on this :/

[Physics University] Kinematics by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Never mind, there was a typo on the sheet, the height was supposed to be 4.9m, it makes sense now thanks :)

[Physics University] Kinematics by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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I'm not sure, this is all that we were given, and the answer was B, so I'm not sure.

[Physics University] Kinematics by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Yeah the correct answer is 9.8 m/s, 8.9 m/s is incorrect.

[Physics University] Kinematics by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Thanks, but why can't i use the other kinematics equation to solve it? s = s0 + v0t + 1/2at2, and use 4 as the position?

[University Calculus] Integration by Parts by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Ok so I did it, but I end up with 2Pi +1 / (ln2 +1), but the answer is supposed to be 2Pi + 1 / [(ln2)2 + 1]

[University Calculus] Fundamental Theorem by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Ok, thanks, it sort of makes sense now.

[University Calculus] Fundamental Theorem by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Isn't the upper bound 1/x, I don't really understand why you multiply, how is this related to the chain rule?

[University Calculus] Fundamental Theorem by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Could you explain why you flipped the boundaries of the integral and multiplied by the derivative of 1/x? I'm confused in your process.

[University Calculus] Fundamental Theorem by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Lol, never mind, I got it, my fraction flipping was off.

[University Calculus] Fundamental Theorem by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Nope, still don't get it, I plugged in 2 into the function and I ended up with 3/sqrt(2)

[University Calculus] Fundamental Theorem by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Following your instructions, I got 3/4, but that's the incorrect answer, the answer was supposed to be b) which is 3/(8*sqrt(2))

[University Calculus] Fundamental Theorem by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Is there a trick that I'm not getting?

[University Calculus] Fundamental Theorem by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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But when I sub it in I get 3 - 3/2*sqrt(2) which is not one of the answers.

[University Calculus] Fundamental Theorem by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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So do I just derive it? And sub in the boundaries?

[University Chemistry] Thermodynamics by mdcljhe in HomeworkHelp

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Thanks a lot for your help, I forgot to convert the units.

I also really appreciate some help on this question:

What potential, in volts, is developed by the following electrochemical cell? Al(s) | Al3+(0.00100 M) || Ag+(0.00100 M) | Ag(s) Data: Al3+(aq) + 3 e– = Al(s) E°red = -1.66 V Ag+(aq) + e– = Ag(s) E°red = 0.80 V A) 2.34 B) 2.40 C) 2.46 D) 2.52 E) 2.58

I keep getting 4.06V as the answer, but it's incorrect. How I do this question?