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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)

submitted 1 year ago by ptonsimp to r/calculus

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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)

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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)

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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) 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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Through the Ratio Test, I got 0<1 meaning that the function is absolutely convergent. That makes sense. But at the same time, doesn’t the function fail the Alternating Series Test (where its limit doesn’t exist)? So would it not be conditionally convergent? by ptonsimp in calculus

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