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An extension cord is definitely important to bring.

I would also suggest bringing multiple towels. Unless you enjoy reusing the same towel for a week or doing laundry every other day, extra towels are almost as convenient as ramen.

And we all know how important ramen is to a college student...

And I think it is utter nonsense to even think of comparing a thoughtless online comment to the VT tragedy.



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Well okay then, How can we continue to live knowing that Several million years ago Ninety Eight Percent of all life was wiped away in a single cataclysmic event
Oh that's right ...

I don't see why you're so riled up over such a trivial, anonymous online comment.

And I think it is utter nonsense to even think of comparing a thoughtless online comment to the VT tragedy.

Sulfate, SO4, has a 2- ion charge and sodium is 1+, so sodium sulfate is Na2SO4.

After that, the balancing is trivial:

H2SO4 + 2NaOH ---> 2H2O + Na2SO4

...On April Fool's Day?

To put bluntly: either a very ill-timed confession or a rather elaborate joke...

eilu wrote:
Or I could go with mailto:firstname.lastname@domain.com, would that be better?

That format is what most students and faculty here use. You can't go wrong with it.

I don't think I could ever sit around and do nothing all day.

Maybe you can't - but you just answered the question for me right there.

The thing with Macroeconomics is different economists see things differently - so very often - your predictions depend on which economists' model you used.

Assuming a classical AS-AD model, Zilary is mostly correct.

If government spending falls - all else equal - output will fall. When the ...

You can't just look at the religion. I don't really know what you're looking for, but there was a massive potato famine in Ireland that drove a huge amount of them to America. There were the constant wars, the poverty, the opressive governments; the list could go on... what would be more helpful ...

Fall 2006 Semester (College Sophomore).

Circuit Analysis
Mechanisms for Computing Systems
Microeconomics
Digital Design Lab
Computer Organization and Architecture

How accurately do you know one of the most important numbers in the world of mathematics, physics, and engineering?

The value of the y coordinate is simply the value of the function, f(x) at x.

Thus the critical points are:

x = 2
y = f(2) = -16
(2, -16)

x = 0
y = f(0) = 0
(0, 0)

x = -2
y = f(-2) = -48
(-2, -48)

The point (0, 0) is a local maximum. This can be verified by the first derivative ...

A problem dealing with Critical Points,

3. For each of the following, find the critical points. Use the first derivative test to determine whether the critical point is a local maximum, local minimum, or neither.

a) y = x^4 - 8x^2

I'm stuck; I don't know what to do!

Take the derivative of ...

Define a rectangle with sides of length x and y. Let P equal the perimeter function.

P = 2x + 2y
Also, xy = 16 -> y = 16/x

Replacing 2y with 32/x in the perimeter function, we get:

P(x) = 2x + 32/x

Taking the derivative of P(x) we get:

P'(x) = 2 + -32/x^2

To minimize the function ...

Just as the title asks.