Friday, October 21, 2016
mastering physics was so bad, that there was a program which would auto get you the solution simply by requesting it
thats really crappy webdesign
I was half expecting when I pulled up the code to just see the correct response
sadly, I am not seeing it
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SO THIS TIME YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO REDUCE IT AS FAR AS POSSIBLE
this is fucking hilarious
How is that even reduction
it has more terms than my equation
you should go to office hours and personally show your instructor
have them try to make it work
I think I am done laughing
That was a waste of an hour
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I would give you a B for effort
but you need to fully reduce
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Man, this is probably hurting my midterm grade tomorrow more than it is helping
but this bullshit is like, 15% of my grade
Want to know something better
one question wants you to use integration, something which is not taught in my calc class for another month
and I have a higher level calc class than most of the other physics students
since I am in math physics
what type of integration?
I have not been taught intergration
you must sacrifice team phijkchu
I jsut know it is a type of integtrationg
are you taking an area or computing an equation?
in order to not fail your class
do derivatives backwards to integrate
I have a rough idea of how
but I have not been taught anything about how to do that
you have the result of a derivative, figure out what would have resulted in it
multiply by x and by what the x exponent will equal
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v0 = 3mg/k
a(t) = mg-kv
v(t) = v0+a(t)*t
you just need to get the velocity out of the acceleration component first
Not if you are a mastering physics question my friend
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In mastering physics land, everything is wrong, and some things are right
i don't see where the three goes or where the exponent comes from
that requires competence on the programers part
I can take a pic of my textbooks solution maunal for you if you want though
this might be a differential equation
thats way beyond you if you're not even to integrals
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