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np just check ur theorems from the calc booklet theyll help u solve the qs

yeah cuz G = F(x^2) - F(0) so G' = d/dx (x^2) F'(x^2) - 0*F'(0) rest should be simple

use the integral theorem where G = I = F(upper bound) - F(lower bound) and then G' = d/dx(F(..) - F(..)) and use chain rule. refer back to ur notes

Tsk tsk, naughty naughty, I saw those same questions last year :rolleyes:

slayy queen 💄 yassss

Can't wait for the sylvia x interdice meetup

WHO THE FUCK SUMMONED THIS GUY???

Finally, @Interdice has the opportunity to be of benefit to mankind. If he camps at level 4, no high school student will ever come back and those who do would have near experiences of getting groped and even worse, having to see his BOS comments. on second thought, no one's going to go in the...

Nah not throwing strays at you, just everyone else who yapped. Should've just been, "u just assume no air resistance lmao sweaty mx2 mechanics kid".

Why is there a 3 page thread for one of the easiest questions to ever be written in history of physics idk ^^^^ biggest yappers esp. @temporarylol

uhh you're supposed to account for the effects of general relativity and when you do you'll find that you're wrong either way

I aint reading allat, bro thinks he's blank

Mfs spamming PIPs in the forum, @jimmysmith560 gonna get to taxing. 10% comission fee yes sir.

Lvl 90 instigating skills

Some middle aged guy wearing shorts and a baseball cap starting jumping the palestine event thing and was screaming at the kids

Nah you mfs haven't seen the taiwan society and chinese society at UNSW, tension felt crazy

what job is bro tryna get? U tryna be a lawyer for the next oppenheimer when he nukes some random country for science?

from an unbiased perspective, unsw is better

Well what is your audience? What is the target audience? What are the contextual values/themes of that time. An audience in Medieval England is much more receptive to biblical imagery/allusion due to the influence of religion, however if you take an audience from the modern day, its very...