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Square root of -1...
We say that the square root of -1 is equal to i ( or j ), and that this is therefore not a real number - but what is this fact actually useful for? Why over complecate things with something not on the number line - why is it so useful to treat the square root of -1 as a...
Hi,
I'm trying to find this integral:
\int \frac{x}{(x+1)\sqrt{1-x^2}}\ dx
Because 1-x^2 has two different real solutions, I can write
\sqrt{ax^2 + bx + c} = \sqrt{-a}(x_2 - x)\sqrt{\frac{x-x_1}{x_2 - x}}
so
\sqrt{1-x^2} = (-1 - x)\sqrt{\frac{x - 1}{-1 - x}} = (-1 -...
Show that the equation:
2x - 1 - \sin x = 0
has exactly one real root.
\frac{d}{dx} (2x - 1 - \sin x) = 2 - \cos x = 0
2 = \cos x
x = \cos^{-1} 2
Is there a better way to approach the root?
any suggestions?
\begin{array}{c}
{{A_n}={\sqrt{\sum _{z=1}^{n}{z^2}}} } \\
{{A_1}=1 } \\
{{A_{24}}=70}\end{array}\
Is there a proof that only for n =1 or n=24 that An is an integer quantity?
hi
i was trying to determine the sqrt of -1,and here is wat i have done.
sqrt of -1=-1^2/4,this further gives [[-1]^2]^1/4, which further gives 1^1/4
therefore the sqrt of -1 is 1^1/4 which is 1
have u any objections,let me know
Does i, the imaginary number, have a square root? This was bothering me for a while, then I thought I happened upon a simple solution, but have since forgetten.
\sqrt{i}=?
I don't get the use of imaginary numbers. To find the square root of negative numbers but it does not exist and it is not a real number. Can u please explain it to me.
Is there any law for finding the root of a complex number in catesian coordinates? without changing to polar,
I've created 1, i just want to know is it worthy or not, so ...
everybody who reads the message, please post the ROOT OF A COMPLEX NUMBER IN CARTESIAN COORDINATES LAW and let me...
A problem in my textbook guides you through this proof using a multiple integral.
I follow the whole thing except for one step. It requires that you show that (sorry don't know latex, I(a,b) will denote integral from a to b, e the exponential)
[I(-x,x)e^(-u^2)du]^2=I(R)e^(-u^2-v^2)dudv...
Why is it that the square root of x^9 for some x isn't always the same as x^(4,5) ? I tried to do this with x=12 on my TI-89 and it comes very close, the difference comes after like the 8th decimal or something, but shouldn't it be excactly the same?
I need to show that this is an algebraic number.
In other words,
I need to show: an*x^n + an1*x^(n-1) + ... + a1 * x^1 + a0 * x^0 =
where the a terms are not ALL 0 but some of them can be.
Like for root 2 by itself,
I have 1 * (root 2) ^ 2 + 0 * (root 2)^1 + -2 * (root 2) ^ 0...
I need to show that this is an algebraic number.
In other words,
I need to show: an*x^n + an1*x^(n-1) + ... + a1 * x^1 + a0 * x^0 =
where the a terms are not ALL 0 but some of them can be.
Like for root 2 by itself,
I have 1 * (root 2) ^ 2 + 0 * (root 2)^1 + -2 * (root 2) ^ 0...
I need to show that this is an algebraic number.
In other words,
I need to show: an*x^n + an1*x^(n-1) + ... + a1 * x^1 + a0 * x^0 =
where the a terms are not ALL 0 but some of them can be.
Like for root 2 by itself,
I have 1 * (root 2) ^ 2 + 0 * (root 2)^1 + -2 * (root 2) ^ 0
I saw this proof in class today to prove the square root of 2 is irrational:
1. Assume that √2 is a rational number. Meaning that there exists an integer a and b so that a / b = √2.
2. Then √2 can be written as an irreducible fraction (the fraction is shortened as much as possible) a...
I tried some formulas on my graph calculator after reading about root mean square calculations of power and physics.
Plot these using radians:
Y1 = (sin(X)^2)^(1/2)
Y2 = (tan(X)^2)^(1/2)
Y3 = (tan(X)^3)^(1/3)
Axis:
0<x<2(pi)
0<y<2(pi)
or zoom to fit!
kinda cool huh!
Has anyone...
let g be a primitive root of the odd prime p
show that -g is a primitive root or not according as
p==1 ( mod 4) or p==3(mod4)
how would i start in solving this problem
thanks
:cool:
roots! HELP
For what values of k does the equation x^2+k=kx-8 have two distinct roots, one real root, no real roots?
convert into standard form first well x^2+k-kx+8
I don't know if i can simplify this further? and if i can't then what does a=? b=? and c=? I don't understand how to do...
Here's a silly roots question that has my congested mind temporarily stumped:
Let z = 1 + \sqrt{2}. Find the five distinct fifth roots of z.
Thanks in advance for helping me relieve the pressure.
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Even after I got rid of denominator, I can't find some known...
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I am having trouble proving the limit of the following:
lim sqrt(( n+1) - sqrt(n)) * sqrt(n+ 1/2 ) = 1/2
n --> 00
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1 /...
Is the square root of 0 undefined?
I was recently told that the square root of 0 is undefined because the limit of a square root didn't exist at 0. The reason is that from the negative direction you have i and from the positive direction you don't.
At first, i agreed with this. It made enough...
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I was trying to integrate a function in two dimesions. after integrating it in one dimesion and substituting the limits I got two terms.
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The question is : Show that one of the root of the equation y^3 - 3y + 4 = 0 lies between -3 and -2.
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I have to find the principal root of \sqrt[3]{8 i}
But I get stuck at this part
change this to polar coordinates...
r= \sqrt {x^2 + y^2}
which makes r=8
but when I try to find \theta
\theta = \arctan \frac{y}{x}
from the original x = 0 so how do I find \theta?
Yeh just having a problem seeing a way to prove that 6^(1/2) is irrational.
Using this answer and proof by contradiction I need to prove that
2^(1/2) + 3^(1/2)is also irrational, however I sould be able to attempt this if I can get the above right.
Any help much appreciated.
Not sure if this is more a question for the physics forum or here, but ill start here.
I've been doing some reading on signal to noise calculations for video applications. In the reading it says that when you drop a certain signal by 2, the noise portion of it will only drop by
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Hi guys, I have been trying to get familiar with the Unix environment.. there is just one (actually two) things that I cannot figure out. It must be a trivial question for you guys.
How do I delete a file from a root directory without actually going there?
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