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hi ganesh
hi gAr
thanks for looking for the problem.
hi ganesh
hi guys
thank you for the responce.i used l'Hopital's rule as well but i got two b^x in the numerator,and also two a^x in the denominator.
hi MIF
it is very good.much easier to understand.
hi zee-f
that is not correct.you can lose the 2 or even better you can first multiply 2(x+0.5)=2x+1
yes but it is singular,so i am not sure if there is going to be more.
here's one:
so there will be more questions? it says indefinite 'integral'
or is this connected to the log(x) , ln(x) argument from the other topic.
hi guys
could you help me with:
i got a/b.is that correct?
what is the purpose of this topic?
http://www.kutasoftware.com/free.html
check out the 'quadratic functions' section.you can practise the problems.
should i hide my answer?
hi reconsideryouranswer
hi ganesh
hi reconsideryouranswer
the first one?
hi gAr
hi ganesh
hi ganesh
hi ComicMath
welcome to the forum!
no you multyply everything by 2.
(do you take {put your name here} present here to be your lawfully wedded wife?) i do.
no.it is something we get at school.it is called 'Tangent',not in english.
the same place i got most of my problems.the math magazine.
is there any other way
what about for example: