...math courses had to be (non-social) science courses that had math (usually calculus/analysis) as a requirement. When I was a student, focusing on mathematical
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...you're studying? (Myself I have one week to the exam in {{w|multivariable calculus}}!) ––[[User:St.nerol|St.nerol]] ([[User talk:St.nerol|talk]]) 00:00, 1
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...he world fluxions and a computer close up of the journey from "fluxions to calculus notation" in 8 years.
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...hange of that function at a given value of x. It is a primary focus of {{w|calculus}}. A basic example is where "velocity" is the rate of change of displacemen
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...it, and Leibniz was the first to publish it (see the {{w|Leibniz–Newton calculus controversy}}).
In calculus a {{w|derivative}} is the result of mathematical differentiation: the insta
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...ian society ever develops space travel because it's impossible to focus on calculus when you could be outside flying.
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...ssed in terms that are simple elaborations or extensions of the {{w|lambda calculus}}, a formal mathematical model of computation. This gives programs written
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...t expecting to eat the cooking or need an interpreter). "I can do integral calculus" will not get you the same sort of reaction. [[Special:Contributions/162.15
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...r space-time is fundamentally continuous or discrete. If it is discrete, a calculus description becomes purely nonsensical at small enough time intervals. -- [
...are uniform, flat, and infinitely divisible. In that realm, infinitesimal calculus is generally considered superior to Zeno, and the article should reflect th
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...calculus and 3d graphing (even without the case model you can do definite calculus), displays up to 12 digits (which is plenty for most purposes), can be inte
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...forgot one of the equations of motion. Using my basic working knowledge of Calculus and the relationship between acceleration, velocity, and position, I manage
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When I took Calculus-based Physics in college (2003), my professor taught us that glass was an "
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This is the kind of thing that comes up in story problems in Calculus often. If you can travel in/over one medium at one speed, and in/over ano
...ews.go.com/Technology/story?id=97628&page=1 this mathematician's dog] uses Calculus (albeit at an intuitive, rather than mathematical level) to optimize the pa
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...on] might have some significance, as both are claiming to develop integral calculus. -- [[User:Hkmaly|Hkmaly]] ([[User talk:Hkmaly|talk]]) 09:23, 28 December 2
.... He got miffed (and the British science establishment on his behalf) that Calculus was a rip-off. Newton did not publicise his fluxions as he firstly thought
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...fferent from an arrow in motion. How, then, can motion occur? (Answer: {{w|calculus}} [all objects have a velocity].) The lawyer presumably intends to use this
...al term meaning to have a private conversation with the judge; approach in calculus means an infinite process where a function value gets closer and closer to
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...n a Cartesian plane. Look on a unit circle, or even a sine function. Also, Calculus and most other mathematics use radians over degrees because they make the f
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...rrelevant. Since the area and circumference refers to geometry (not really calculus), it's more likely that the title text is referring to the common use of pr
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...easurement would be highly esoteric. Furthermore, r' and r" can be used in calculus as a method of denoting, respectively, a first derivative and a second deri
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...escribe how to convert from one of the *notation* systems for differential calculus, to the other. [[Special:Contributions/184.144.110.31|184.144.110.31]] 01:0
I just finished a summer Calculus I course. You have no idea how it felt to actually recognize what Randall w
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George should have tried to use visual calculus to unleash the power of 1.618033988749; not just aritmetics.
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