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by Admin
7 years ago
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Re: LaTeX Typesetting

You can now use MathJax as well, to typeset maths equations and expressions, e.g., 1. \Huge \int_{0}^{\infty}f(x)dx = 0 , 2. \Huge \int\frac{e^{x}}{x} dx 3. \begin{align}\Huge \frac{d}{dx}f(x) = \lim_{h\to 0} \dfrac{f(x+h) - f(x)}{ h} \end{align} See more about MathJax basic tutorial and quick refer...
by Forbidden_Technology
9 years ago
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Re: Solving Differential Equations in R

This is awesome work! I wonder why many people waste too much time posting useless stuffs especially on social websites rather than finding a forum like this one and write something sensible! Here is another great tool for solving (partial) differential equations: FreeFem++, http://en.wikipedia.org/...
by Joseph Bundala
7 years ago
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Re: Formulation of linear programming models

I will try to formulate the last one regarding nurses and time off. Assume x_{j} be the number of nurses working on each day ' j ', where j = Monday, Tuesday, \dots , Sunday. Then the Objective function is: Minimize J = \sum_{j = 1}^{7}x_{j} . This is like to say, Minimize x_1+ x_2 + \dots , + x_7 w...
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9 years ago
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What is Pi really?

This is a part of presentation by Eli during the Pi Day on Saturday March 14, 2015 at Mnazi MMoja in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. Today is the Pi Day, so I find it worth sharing with you a brief but comprehensive history of pi. Introduction The mathematical constant \(\pi\) is the ratio of a circle's ci...
by zbynek
7 years ago
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Derivatives in GeoGebra

The primary reason for starting this topic is to experiment with embedding GeoGebra applets in this forum.

Here is a nice applet by Tim Brzezinski where you can try sketching derivatives yourself:
by Admin
7 years ago
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The most amazing maths equation

Show that, the complex number, \(z\), in the polar form, i.e., \( \text{cos}\theta + i\text{sin}\theta \ = \ e^{i\theta}\),

and consequently establish that, if \( \theta = \pi \), then

\begin{align}e^{i\theta} + 1 = 0\end{align}
by Forbidden_Technology
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Three Essential Skills for Success in Future Job Market

Bill Gates has revealed the three skills he believes will make someone successful in the future job market - and it rules out anyone who doesn’t excel in science and numbers. Based on data he has collected, the iconic tech entrepreneur and Microsoft co-founder said people with three backgrounds will...
by Forbidden_Technology
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Things rich people do which poor people don’t

Most people would agree that certain lifestyle choices and daily habits are as valuable in the quest for wealth as a sound understanding of finances. Two American wealth gurus have combined these two ideas into an excellent list this week: Read now.
by Joseph Bundala
6 years ago
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Re: Raila Odinga:Hackers used the late Chris Msando's identity to access IEBC systems

I was following court ruling in the news about this election, i read that NASA party ICT expert has explained the algorithm which they think it was used to rig votes. My question about this has been answered finally hehehe, its linear regression with a certain confidence interval. Lets talk mathemat...