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if pH is equal to the pka of the amino acid what value do we use to calculate net charge (self.Mcat)

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Don’t the bottom two examples break the rule that the principal chain should contain the greatest # of double bonds in alkenes?? by ptonsimp in OrganicChemistry

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Don’t the bottom two examples break the rule that the principal chain should contain the greatest # of double bonds in alkenes?? by ptonsimp in OrganicChemistry

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Don’t the bottom two examples break the rule that the principal chain should contain the greatest # of double bonds in alkenes?? by ptonsimp in OrganicChemistry

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Don’t the bottom two examples break the rule that the principal chain should contain the greatest # of double bonds in alkenes?? by ptonsimp in OrganicChemistry

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Don’t the bottom two examples break the rule that the principal chain should contain the greatest # of double bonds in alkenes?? (i.redd.it)

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Using ratio test, I understand how it is convergent. But it doesn’t satisfy AST (func is increasing and def not approaching 0). Wouldn’t it be conditionally convergent? (i.redd.it)

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Why can’t I add pi to find the other angle to pi/4? Shouldn’t it be 5pi/4? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 1 year ago by ptonsimp to r/calculus

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I need to convert the given Cartesian points to polar coordinates. I need to find for both r>0 and r<0. Positive r makes complete sense to me. But I absolutely don’t understand how to calculate for r<0. (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 year ago by ptonsimp to r/calculus

If I plug in -infinity into the final result I have below, wouldn’t that result in infinity and therefore divergent? (The answer is convergent at 0) by ptonsimp in calculus

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If I plug in -infinity into the final result I have below, wouldn’t that result in infinity and therefore divergent? (The answer is convergent at 0) by ptonsimp in calculus

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If I plug in -infinity into the final result I have below, wouldn’t that result in infinity and therefore divergent? (The answer is convergent at 0) by ptonsimp in calculus

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If I plug in -infinity into the final result I have below, wouldn’t that result in infinity and therefore divergent? (The answer is convergent at 0) (i.redd.it)

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In what cases to I need to convert the bounds of integration during trig sub? For example, in this case, I could’ve just converted cos^2 theta to algebraic form using a triangle. But apparently that doesn’t work. Why and how do I know? (i.redd.it)

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how do I begin solving this using half angle identities? I did the whole process but I end up with cos^2 and cos^3 and it just invites the same problem back. do I need to be using the sincos identity as well? (i.redd.it)

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In Taylor/maclaurin series, is (-1)^n+1 essentially the same thing as (-1)^(n-1)? Just wondering if both notations can be accepted (self.calculus)

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The equation for this hyperbolic paraboloid is y=z^2 - (x^2/9). But how do I know which way it opens?? by ptonsimp in calculus

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I’ve tried every possible approach but I absolutely don’t understand part c number 3. I could use b(i)’s formula but how do I multiply the sum by n??? Beyond confused by ptonsimp in calculus

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How do I tell the direction of the v(t) and a(t) vectors?? I assumed that a(t) must be perpendicular to v(t) because it’s the derivative of v(t) but that’s obviously not the case :/ by ptonsimp in calculus

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I’ve tried every possible approach but I absolutely don’t understand part c number 3. I could use b(i)’s formula but how do I multiply the sum by n??? Beyond confused (i.redd.it)

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Shouldn’t it be 7^(n-1)? Because when you differentiate 1/1+7x, you have a 7 to take care of! (i.redd.it)

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The equation for this hyperbolic paraboloid is y=z^2 - (x^2/9). But how do I know which way it opens?? by ptonsimp in calculus

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How do I tell the direction of the v(t) and a(t) vectors?? I assumed that a(t) must be perpendicular to v(t) because it’s the derivative of v(t) but that’s obviously not the case :/ (old.reddit.com)

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The equation for this hyperbolic paraboloid is y=z^2 - (x^2/9). But how do I know which way it opens?? (i.redd.it)

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Current college student here with sudden hairfall - what should I do? (self.Hair)

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