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    What is the Probability Each Player Receives One Black Card in a Card Game?

    In how many ways can you deal four cards to four people from a deck of 16? In how many ways can you deal four cards to four people from a deck of 16 such that each receives exactly one black card?
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    How to Solve Quadratic Diophantine Equations in Natural Numbers?

    It depends on what you mean by "solve." The OP might be looking for a curve in space or a surface or some such. However, the "natural numbers" part confuses the issue.
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    Where is magnetic field strongest in a solenoid?

    I am not sure what you're asking for but you would have an electric field inside the solenoid only while the magnetic field is changing.
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    Where is magnetic field strongest in a solenoid?

    What do you know about solenoids and what have you done so far?
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    What is the speed of electric current?

    Electric fields travel very fast but the electrons making up the current generally drift at very slow speeds.
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    How Do You Isolate Theta in This Trigonometric Equation?

    Try the following: In your Equation (2) replace \sin^2 \theta with 1-\cos^2 \theta then solve for \cos \theta.
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    Superluminal motion. How's that possible?

    Saying that nothing can travel faster than light means that matter, energy or information cannot travel faster than light. However, some "things" can and do move faster than light. Imagine standing at the center of a circle whose radius is 186,000 miles. There is a reflecting wall on the...
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    Proving the Equality of Logarithms with Different Bases

    Vela, Exactly! I had assumed the original poster hadn't seen the base conversion yet.
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    Proving the Equality of Logarithms with Different Bases

    What you need to know is that \log_b b^a = a and b^{\log_b a} = a
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    Proving the Equality of Logarithms with Different Bases

    That would be a fundamental identity for logarithms and should have been the first thing you learned about them. Basically, exponentials and logarithms are inverse functions of each other. Check with your textbook. :)
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    Compound Interest Formula and Natural Logarithms

    You made a simple algebraic mistake in the step where you solve for t. You need to divide by n*ln(1+r/n).
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    Solving the Rising Bubble Problem using Bernoulli's Equation

    So to get the total force you would have to integrate over the entire surface? :)
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    Solving the Rising Bubble Problem using Bernoulli's Equation

    What does theta in your Bernoulli equation stand for?
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