I'm working on a number of problems that tells me to write the structure of the alkyloxonium ion produced after an alcohol is protonated by a strong acid
it says that if the alkyloxonium ion is capable of losing water readily, write the structure of the resulting carbocation and if the...
Hey guys,
I have a calculus problem that should be easy but I haven't taken calc in a few years so I can't remember where to begin. If somebody could give me some help with this, that would be great
find the following derivative: y=5^(3-3x)
I have to analyze a news program for a media technology class, and it asks me about the bumps and teases... I've searched google but I can't seem to come up with a definition of what these terms mean, could anyone help me out?
the transpose rules i know of are (A+B)transpose = Atranspose + Btranspose; (cA)transpose = cAtranspose; (AB)transpose = BtransposeAtranspose; and (Atranspose)transpose = A
but i still don't understand how to go about manipulating the addition and scalar multiplication formulas...
okay, so am I doing this right?:
T(1) = 1
T(1+x) = 2
T(3+4x+2x^2) = 9
then for the matrix TBB i would get
|1 0 0|
|1 1 0|
|3 4 2|
is this right?
why is it written TBB... why are there two B's?
Another question that I'm a little bit stumped on...
Define T: Mnn -> Mnn by T(A) = A + A^T. Prove that T is linear
i know that with T(A) = A^T you can prove it by the equations (if A and B are arbitrary matrices in Mnn and c is a scalar):
T(A+B) = (A+B)^T = (A)^T + (B)^T = T(A) + T(B)...
I have an assignment problem and I don't even know where to start... I'm taking the course through correspondence so i have no notes or prof to talk to... I've read my text and course manual over and over again but I just can't figure it out
Let T: P2->P2 be a linear transformation defined by...
another idea that could work would be to prove/disprove the coca cola rumors that it will "eat" items such as a steak/coins stuff like that
its rumored that coca cola is caustic/acidic enough to eat away and break down materials such as steaks/meat coins... not sure what else but I'm sure you...
lol in elementary school i did the same project for like 3 years, but I didn't really understand the chemistry of it until now...
we'd take pennies and put them in different solutions and see which solutions would clean the tarnish off the pennies the best. We'd use stuff like hot sauce...
this is kind of ironic... i read this question last night and then my prof talked about this in class today
Drug tolerance has to do with the smooth endoplasmic reticulum in cells. The smooth E.R. takes insoluble substances and through hydroxylation reactions (changing molecular oxygen to...