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osullivanr
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12:10 Sun 23 Dec 07 (GMT)  [Link]  
ruddan_06_ said:
sin/coz = 3x(2x^x3)-(cosx3x^)
3x(2x^x3)-(sinx3x^)x(g/^3x^3dis)g/x2^log
(3xg/^x3^/g)
So if ther the log/cos and sin we have to find out the rest which shud a little like this.

(3xg/3^)-(3x4/g^+d/g3^cos) > (4xf/1^)-+(4x3/x^+g/g5^log)
Which al shud come to this
= x2(3^x/g/x^2)x(sinxcos)x(3^cg+2/g^3x)(4g/x^/g)(cosxsin)=(4x^x/g/x3^+r-4x3)


There is no need to make the excercise more complicated, you need to solve it !!
clooneman
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12:30 Sun 23 Dec 07 (GMT)  [Link]  
lim (e^2x - 1)^(1/lnx)
x-> 0
_>


Uh-huh, but (e^2x - 1)^(1/lnx) isn't of the form f(x)/g(x)...
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13:15 Sun 23 Dec 07 (GMT)  [Link]  
Sed it wrong

Edited at 19:16 Sun 23/12/07 (GMT)
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13:17 Sun 23 Dec 07 (GMT)  [Link]  
osullivanr said:
ruddan_06_ said:
sin/coz = 3x(2x^x3)-(cosx3x^)
3x(2x^x3)-(sinx3x^)x(g/^3x^3dis)g/x2^log
(3xg/^x3^/g)
So if ther the log/cos and sin we have to find out the rest which shud a little like this.

(3xg/3^)-(3x4/g^+d/g3^cos) > (4xf/1^)-+(4x3/x^+g/g5^log)
Which al shud come to this
= x2(3^x/g/x^2)x(sinxcos)x(3^cg+2/g^3x)(4g/x^/g)(cosxsin)=(4x^x/g/x3^+r-4x3)


There is no need to make the excercise more complicated, you need to solve it !!


Jeesus Man ! !
SOlve it !?!?!?!

No thanks.....id rather jump in a house full of bee's for a year !

Edited at 19:17 Sun 23/12/07 (GMT)
osullivanr
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15:04 Sun 23 Dec 07 (GMT)  [Link]  
clooneman said:
lim (e^2x - 1)^(1/lnx)
x-> 0
_>


Uh-huh, but (e^2x - 1)^(1/lnx) isn't of the form f(x)/g(x)...


No?

I'll post the answer tomorrow

Edited at 21:09 Sun 23/12/07 (GMT)
clooneman
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dr_lovepump
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14:50 Wed 9 Jan 08 (GMT)  [Link]  
clooneman said:
Then... shouldn't it have begun with 0?

Anyhow, my sum is:

142857 x 7


Haha oops
clooneman
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17:38 Wed 9 Jan 08 (GMT)  [Link]  
I'm meant to come up with a result for that derivative for ye
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Awnserrrrrrr
osullivanr
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16:35 Mon 14 Jan 08 (GMT)  [Link]  
soz lads i was off to RuneScape, i'm going to bed now, i'll answer tomorro
clooneman
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15:46 Sat 23 Feb 08 (GMT)  [Link]  
osullivanr said:
ah here we go:

dy/dx (sin 3x)^(2-x)
= dy/dx e^(ln(sin3x)^(2-x))
= e^(ln(sin3x))^(2-x) . dy/dx (ln(sin3x)^(2-x))
= (sin 3x)^(2-x) . (dy/dx((2-x) . ln (sin3x))
= (sin 3x)^(2-x) .(-1(ln (sin3x)) + (2-x) (dy/dx ln (sin3x))
= (sin 3x)^(2-x) .(-ln (sin3x) + (2-x) ((dy/dx 3x .cos3x)/sin3x)
= (sin 3x)^(2-x) (3(2-x) cot3x -ln(sin3x))

Nice to see so many people broke their heads


I dragged it off to another forum for their perusal and the various answers I got were:

(sin 3x)^(2-x) {3(2-x)(cot 3x) - Ln(sin 3x)}
and
(sin 3x)^(2-x) * (- ln sin 3x + (2-x)* 3cos3x / sin 3x)
and
(3(2-x)Cot(3x)-Log(Sin(3x)))(Sin(3x)^(2-x))

All four of these answers are the same.

So, no-one got it... Another one for us, osullivanr?
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16:29 Sat 23 Feb 08 (GMT)  [Link]  
He doesnt even no it
osullivanr
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17:05 Mon 21 Apr 08 (BST)  [Link]  
*walks into the forum*

*says WTF somebody tried to solve it*

*looks at his answer*

*cries cos it ain't rite *

*decides to give a hint*

*says the answer is e*

*hopes ruddan will be able to solve it now
*

Gl fella
osullivanr
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17:08 Mon 21 Apr 08 (BST)  [Link]  
*returns to RuneScape*

*W8s for his first fp birthday*
clooneman
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18:23 Sun 4 May 08 (BST)  [Link]  
osullivanr said:
*decides to give a hint*

*says the answer is e*


The answer isn't e!

ruddan_06_ said:
He doesnt even no it


Emmm, he does know it; like I said, his answer is the same as those I got from a different forum on a different website!
sandi
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20:15 Sun 4 May 08 (BST)  [Link]  
The answer is : e to the power of CHEESE?
clooneman
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12:41 Mon 5 May 08 (BST)  [Link]  
Good GOD! Where have you been all my life? Did you always have that photo up?

Is osullivanr coming back to set a new question? Actually, we know the answer to that one: NO! He's in Sheffield adding a third world title!
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