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$$\\(-2)^{-2}=\frac{1}{(-2)^2}=\frac{1}{-2*-2}=\frac{1}{4}\\\\
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-2^{-2}=-1*2^{-2} = \frac{-1}{(2)^2}=\frac{-1}{2*2}=\frac{-1}{4}\\\\$$

To plot a 3-d function, say z = f(x,y), you need a 3-d plotting tool.  In general there will be more than one slope at any point, depending on which direction you are interested in.  If you want the slope in the x-direction, for example, you would find the partial derivative of z with respect to x. 

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@@ End of Day Wrap    Thurs 13/11/14      Sydney,   Australia       Time 10:50 pm             ♬

Hi all,

Lots of great answers today from Alan, Voodox, CPhill, happy7, Hc2027, Anonymous4338, taufique, geno3141, TayJay, Jillybean and Heureka.  Thank you all  

[thanks for my thumbs up yesterday :) ] 

We have a "Rat Pack" back.     It is not the same pack as before, we do miss DragonSlayer554 and Zegroes and Rose98.  But still it is great to have a rat pack back again.  From my observation the new 'rat pack' includes Rosala, Tiddle, TayJay, happy7, Jillybean and Anonymous4338     

Do not take offense to the term 'Rat Pack' it is a term coined by CPhill and it is most definitely a term of endearment :)))   CPhill and I both love having an active Rat Pack on the forum  

Fri 14/11/14

1) The children have been very acive today :)  A toungue twister from Jillybean 

okay Happy - I will give you that one :)

5(19) = 800 + 450 ln (3(19)+e)  ?

e = 2.71828182845904523536028747135266249775724709369995... // Euler number

$$S(19) = 800 + 450* \ln{(3*19+ 2.71828182846 )} \\
S(19) = 800 + 450* \ln{(57+2.71828182846 ) } \\
S(19) = 800 + 450* \ln{ (59.7182818285) } \\
S(19) = 800 + 450* 4.08963820180 \\
S(19) = 800 + 1840.33719081 \\
S(19) = 2640.33719081 \\
S(19) \approx 2640$$

Hi Melody,

it is not reasonable to set  $$1^x=e^{x\times ln(1)}$$,

but in general it is easier to integrate $$e^x$$

Hi Heurka,

I don't get what you did all that for?

Why is it reasonable to set 

$$1^x=e^{x\times ln(1)}$$

I mean I know that

$$1^x=1$$

that is where i started but I do not understand why you put those lines of working in front of it.  

okay sorry!

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He is clever. I have tried that, and it works well for nausea caused by hyper-stimulated proton pumps, producing excess acid indigestion, from high fat foods.

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This is the first thing i saw as the site opened so i'll answer this!Love,it has many forms , like the love between friends, and many more!well in general love is the care you do for someone!

integration of 1^x

$$\int{1^x}\ dx \ ?$$

  $$\begin{array}{llr}
set & \quad 1^x=e^ { x \times \ln{(1)} } & \qquad \ln{(1)} = 0\\
so & \quad 1^x=e^ { x \times 0} & \qquad x\times0= 0\\
so & \quad 1^x=e^0 & \qquad e^0=1\\
so & \quad 1^x=1
\end{array} \\
\int{1^x}\ dx = \int{1}\ dx = x + c$$

Beats me - maybe you should submit an actual question and Alan or someone else might be able to help you. :)

We all make mistakes, you certainly do not make any more than any one else.  :)))

Yes, what about it.

The point (4,3) is on that line.

because

4*4-5*3=1

Hi Melody,

Because the message started with the words "Hi Alan,..." I took it as a friendly pointer to a possible error (let's face it, I make enough mistakes!).

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Hi Alan,

Even if it is a different anon they can still acknowledge the work that you have done.

Might be a different Anonymous Melody.  That's the problem with Anonymous - he/she is a multi-headed beast!

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You know anon - picking up possible errors is fine but it is important to throw in a thank you as well.

Alan did a lot of work on your behalf!

No, I don't think so:

Or did you mean in the general expression with the a, b, c and d?  Here you need to look closely at the top right and bottom left terms to see the minus signs. At a glance they can look like a continuation of the division line!  This is a facet of the software I used to generate the expression - I've missed them myself in the past! 

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Divide numerator and denominator by 3

I assume this is:

$$T_y\times 2L^3-315L^2-180L=0$$

where the 315 and the 180 are Newtons, and L is dimensionless, so T_y is in Newtons.

Rearranging, we get:

$$T_y=\frac{315}{2L}+\frac{90}{L^2}$$

However, you need to know the value of L before you can evaluate this (L would have to be about 0.605 to get T_y as 506N)

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