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So can you show me how to get the final answer to this problem? I understand what you mean but I still don't get how to apply it properly

I really still don't understand, mainly due to the set out of the explaination... I apreciate the effort but I can't make sense of it.

I'm bored because I have nothing to do as well....

Hi everyone, I'm bored so I just thought I would say so!!! haha:D

How do you expand using square roots? I haven't come across that before

How do I differentiate this? (x^2-3x+2)(sqrt x) What i did was this: (x^2-3x+2)(1/2x^-1/2)+(2x-3)(sqrt x) But what is the next step?

How do I prove that: (cosx-cos3x)/(sin3x-sinx)= tan2x?

What are matrices actually used for practically? (if at all)

What sort of things do radiographers acually do?

I don't quite understand...

woops i mean 13^(4x-5)=6 so would i go log(4x-5)13=log6?

how would I solve this? 13^4x-5 = 6 because I thought that 13 and 6 would have had to have a common power...

solve: 3x^2(x - 7)(2x + 5) = 0 is the answer x= 0, 7 and -5/2?

I understand that porous means it is full of holes but how does that seperate the solutions?

How does a porous pot work in an electrochemical cell?

I have a recomendation for the forum... Why don't we have a part in which people can go to learn about different things? for example on quadratic equations with methods of solving them etc... Just a thought. Like what The Physics Forum has...

hi The following question I am stuck on: Some automatic titrators used in modern analytical laboratories measure the electrical conductivity of the solution in the flask as the titration proceeds. The equivalence point is determined by monitoring changes in the conductivity of the solution. These changes depend on the concentration and the relative conductivities of the ions in solution. The relative conductivities of some ionic species are shown in the table below. Ionic species Relative conductivity Na+, Cl–, CH3COO– 1 OH– 3 H3O+ 5 (a) Sketch the plot of conductivity of the titration mixture against the volume of NaOH added for the titration of 1.00 mol L–1 HCl with 1.00 mol L–1 NaOH. (See hint below.) Justify your answer by showing how significant points on the graph were determined OR by discussing the reasons for the changing conductivity. (b) Show on the graph drawn in (a) how the shape will change if 1.00 mol L–1 CH3COOH is used in the titration instead of HCl. Justify your answer. Hint: It may be useful to construct a table to identify the ions present and their relative concentrations and conductivities at different stages in the titration, including a point after the equivalence point. It can be assumed that the total conductivity in a solution is the sum of conductivities of the ions present. How would I do this? for (a) is it just a normal titration curve?

im doing an ivestigatory project in chemistry and im thinking of making ceramics out of volcanic ash (SiO2) and eggshells (CaCO3) as a cementing reagent. im a geology student and my professor asked us to make a project related to our major. so my questions are: -is it possible to make ceramics out of eggshells and volcanic ash -can i use eggshell as a super glue? do i have to melt it or just add chemicals thanks...

How do you find the greatest common factor of a series of numbers with decimals?

What is polarity and how is it related to chromatography?

What is differentiation used for?

not really....

what is the formula Vf^2 = V0^2 + 2ax used for?

I have a homework question which I am stuck on part of it... A particular car radiator works by the hot air from the car conducting heat on to medal fins in the pipes. What does the color of the tubes have to do with the radiator? I was completly stuck on this... any help appreciated...