Teempakguy:
where is it nah

RobinHez:

C'mon smart pants...the real pictures are in the post na

Teempakguy:
you mean the descriptions?

RobinHez:

yeah...its called caption

RobinHez:
The fire Reaction

fretfingers:
Hi Guys,

Been following this thread for sometime now. Ghost reading most times.

Nice work though!

But I'd like to say this, TPG if u wanna start a blog, don't do the normal blogging pple ar used to doing. Create a great level of precision with every topic.

I tink u av d ability to convert succint comment to explanatory verbose ones(I'm guessing u understand things easy). So, I'l stop typing now!

NOTE: there are lotsa blog out there. Urs need to stand out content-wise!

Now, do make "n" the subject of that expression!

Robinhez, lol, was it the comment about eating octopus that made u change ur sign?

Johnny..umm I can't remember now. Nice one!

Keep it up everyone + (me * Ghost readers).

clintonopah:
make n the subject of formulae
where A=P(1+R/100)^n

About damn time. - Nick fury. Avengers.


Let's do this . . .

A = P( 1+ R/100)^n

Divide both sides by P

A/P = ( 1 + R/100)^n

Take log of both sides.

Log{A/P} = n log {1+ R/100}. Note : [log {A/P} = log A - log P]

Isolate n by dividing both sides by log {1+ R/100}

Then, n = log A - log P/ log (1+ R/100)


Attached image of the formula. Written with an android app for easy reference.



I hope I'm right though.

Teempakguy:

About damn time. - Nick fury. Avengers.

Let's do this . . .
A = P( 1+ R/100)^n
Divide both sides by P
A/P = ( 1 + R/100)^n
Take log of both sides.
Log{A/P} = n log {1+ R/100}. Note : [log {A/P} = log A - log P]
Isolate n by dividing both sides by log {1+ R/100}
Then, n = log A - log P/ log (1+ R/100)

Attached image of the formula. Written with an android app for easy reference.


I hope I'm right though.

clintonopah:
very correct

FrancisTony:
Does this molecule exist?

If YES, what's the IUPAC name?

timonski:
Plzzz, who can integrate x^x dx with respect to x?

all4naija:

The question is answer in video where the problem has been solved with great explanation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oPJzxmFS0k

Teempakguy:
that is the derivative. Which by the way is a little bit easy to solve. He is asking for the antiderivative which does not exist.

Teempakguy:
it looks like it does. Perhaps it's butyne?

all4naija:

The question is answer in video where the problem has been solved with great explanation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oPJzxmFS0k

FrancisTony:

Butyne is C4H6

Teempakguy:
Oyah tell me.

timonski:

I said INTEGRATE, not DIFFERENTIATE.

FrancisTony:

It does exist and it's, "tetrahedrane"...

Teempakguy:
How does foirce relate to velocity on an inclined plane?

An object, starting at the top of an inclined plane slides down with a coefficient of friction u.

What is the equation that can calculate its speed upon sliding off at the bottom without knowing it's mass?

johnydon22:



V^2(f) - V^1(i)=2as

I saw your app used for math calc, i love it and will like to download one. . any link or name of app?

kodeya:
I've always seen this question, but I've never seen a satisfactory answer. I like the way 'science inclined' peeps here answer questions, and i'm pretty sure this one wouldn’t be exempted.

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You saw a shirt worth 97 naira since you don't have cash, you borrowed 50 from your Mom and 50 from your Dad, So you have 100naira since the shirt is 97naira So you have 3 naira left, you returned 1 naira to your Mum and 1 naira to your Dad and you  left 1 naira for urself. Now you owe your Mum 49 naira and your Dad 49naira soo 49+49=98 plus minus the 1 naira wif u 99 naira WHERE IS THE MISSING NAIRA?

Teempakguy:
mathlab. Just search for mathlab calculator on Google play.
Thanks for the formula.

RobinHez:
check out the latest images from the MARS ROVERS....its in gif format so use an html browser or download it in gif format