A tip on the tests

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A tip on the tests

Post  cypherdtraitor on Mon Oct 24, 2011 6:53 am

Professor Hans Mark is hands down one of the best professors you will have, and the grade distribution is pretty easy, but don't get lazy on the tests.

Invest in a TI-89 or equivalent calculator, and learn to use the algebra solver. Otherwise you may not finish the test by the end of the time period.

For example:
after simplifying, the bruget range equation may become:
1000=ln(150000/(150000-x))+600
solving by hand, x=(15000*exp(400)-15000)/exp(400)
but you save time by typing into your TI 89
Code:
solve(1000=ln(150000/(150000-x))+600,x)


Now try to solve this similar equation:
1000=ln(150000/(150000-x))+600x

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Re: A tip on the tests

Post  CheesewheelJohnny on Thu Nov 17, 2011 10:59 am

Graphing calculators are crutches.

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Re: A tip on the tests

Post  CostcoLover2012 on Thu Nov 17, 2011 11:32 am

who the hell is "cheesewheeljohnny" and who is he to tell us we use crutches!! I wanna take him to some random manor or Field somewhere and murder him!!!

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Re: A tip on the tests

Post  CheesewheelJohnny on Thu Dec 01, 2011 8:11 am

Sounds like CostcoLover has been savin it ez a little too much to me.

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