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how bad was it strykn? I have mine on monday |
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2 Midterms on Wednesday Assignment due Thursday Paper due Friday dayum. |
there was a white r32 gtr beside the red r35 too:sweetjesus: |
i saw the black gtr at the transportation center last light |
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any chance someone has some of the tutorial questions or review questions typed out for crim 101? cartwright plz pm me! |
fuck, missing a few chunks of my lecture notes for crim 101, can anyone help me out im in dire needdddd |
Crim 101 with Barry is easy, the review he does before the test is pretty much what he gives you on the midterm Posted via RS Mobile |
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I did a quick google search and came up with his lectures online, dunno how much help this will be but it depends on how much barry changes his lectures semester to semester (which I don't think is too much) ShareNotes.com - Lecture Notes | Share or Sell College Course Notes and Study Notes |
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Anyone have tips/studying advice for D.Allen Econ 103 midterm? |
^Never took it, but don't be worried about time is all I can say. |
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Pretty much all the major examples (real life too) that he used in class were on it. |
studying for physics 101, feeling dumb as hell. Help anyone? |
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How was the exam for you? |
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Help with calculus anyone? We are investigating how the walking speed of ants depends on the pheromone concentration they perceive. Pheromone concentration "c" as a function of distance "r (in cm)" from the centre of the source satisfies "c(r)=1/r". Careful measurements with test ants released at 10cm from the source have shown that the distance of an ant as a function of time t (in seconds) satisfies "r(t) = (10 - t)^(2/3)". Determine the speed of the ant as a function of t, and express the speed of the ant as a function of the pheromone concentration (as an intermediate step, express the speed as a function of the distance "r" itself). So lost. I get that the derivative of the inverse of r(t)=(10-t)^(2/3) should be my speed, correct? Because the inverse gives me my distance as a Y, and time as my X, and the derivative of that (the slope) would be my rate of speed. Yes/no? All I know is that I will definitely require implicit differentiation, but a bit lost as to how to do so. I know that concentration = 1/distance .. and that my distance of an ant = (10 - time)^(2/3) ... Should I just solve concentration for distance from the first equation, and make that equal to the second, and use implicit differentiation to differentiate for ... what? Calc support area sucks full of loud first years talking about getting their N and how no one believes their 6 year old yaris is used. |
So...anyone dressing up this Halloween? I'm afraid of dressing up this year because of what happened last year ... some of you guys creep me out so bad when you see me yet don't say hi ... what's the point in that? =__= Say Hi if you see me...lolz It's not weird to introduce yourself from Revscene hahaha, I know people who call me Yushimi still haha The_AK doesn't count because I'm usually zoned out when you say Hi to me LOLZ!! |
What do you plan on dressing up as? I will make it my mission to find you on monday. |
RS-find-Yushimi-on-Halloween meet? |
This isn't creepy at all guys. |
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Any one take EDUC 465 DE before? PM me if you have!! |
Who was that with the red RS lanyard at the CAC table? |
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