OU Math Spring 2015

The virtual office for Rob, Ben, and John

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

@RobbyMacAskill @J_Der3 @cjopie01 Haha Sure why not.

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Here to answer questions until 7 tonight

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

@K_Rost4 check the sign of your final answer.

[Kristen Rost @K_Rost4]

@natmlogarithm this number 24 from section 3.6. Could you tell me if I am correct.

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Here to answer questions until 7 tonight!

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

@AnthonyEgizii The 5/12 is P(C). We get that equation once we have the parts of C in terms of y.

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Here to answer questions until 7 tonight

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Here to answer questions until 7!

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Reporting for duty. I am here until 715 tonight.

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

@K_Rost4 yes there is

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Here to answer questions until 7

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Reporting for duty

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Here to answer questions until 7pm

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Reporting for duty. I'm here until 715!

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

Here to answer questions until 7pm tonight

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

@MaryKerber Hopefully other students will chime in here but if f(x) is defined as you have it then you may want to reexamine f(x+h)

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

@cheffayette check the notes for the work before theorem 14

[OU Math Spring 2015 @natmlogarithm]

@cheffayette v(x+h) is a function, not something you need to distribute.