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hey, Can you help me with finding teh domain and range of y=log10(x + 1) ( that 10 is a base) Thanks

Ja, thanks. What rule am i missing here to rid the logeb's. Wait you just cancel them out in teh fraction. This post is hardly worth it. ok thankyou.

G'day, Simplify logba x logeb Obviously you know how those logs should be written, i just can't do the proper notation or w/e here/don't know how. Anyway this involves change of base rule right? Can i get an answer ? Thanks. Lach

Hey, Is the number to the power of c.. right.. Does the c indicate just another way to express the number as an angle? or what? To get the answer, do I not just enter 2.12 in my calc and press the degrees minutes button? Am I over complicating this? Thanks.

You got it, stud. Anyway I understand the answer the poster gave.. Differentiating the pressure of a gas formula. Since when can we differentiate formulas to suit our first deriving rate of changing needs... I wasn't aware it was that easy. Edit: Ahh i see.. It is all clear now.. I was...

The formula P = k/v is in regards to the pressure of a gas.. If that's the part you were confused about..?

Gah? Explain... bare with me i'm quite slow...

My thoughts exactly.. but shoot me if i'm lying, that's the question. I've seen it solved.

I can kinda get this but need to know in depth what to do.. According to Boyle's Law, the pressure of a gas is given by the formula P = k/V, where k is a constant and V is the volume of the gas. If k = 100 for a certain gas, find the rate of change in the pressure when V = 20 answer = -0.25...

Not if they're doing their job correctly, which is a problem.

And again, you can almost read word for word that i stated these exact facts in my previous posts and said markers should not make assumptions. Again, i stress, read before passing judgement, you'll stay out of even further trouble.

Sorry, If you had read what I'd written before jumping in you'd note that our Year had not used Frankenstein elsewhere, and all research and idea creation was done by myself, thus showing research and effort. Read before making a judgement, it helps and you'll stay out of trouble. Thanks.

But what annoys me is that Frankenstein fits so perfectly into the Belonging aspect. We havn't done or even spoke about Frankenstein and it was my decison to choose and research and come up with my own aspects of belonging within the text. I think it's ridiculous whne they say they view it as...

Hey, first post on this site so excuse me if this is in the wrong section or my information is a little vague. I was wondering if anyone could enlighten me if it were a bad idea of me to use Mary Shelley's Frankenstein in the belonging module for my essay. I'm aware that Mary Shelley's...