a = b^2 + c^2 - 2bc(cosA)

(x,y) = (x1,y1) + r(m1,m1

acelleration = /\Velocity / /\Time

V2^2 = V1^2 + a/\T

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x= A sin(root(k/m)T+ delta)
= A cos(root(k/m)T+ delta)

T = 2pi(sqrt(L/g))

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Razor had this to say about dark elf butts:
thats just base kinematics. try this
F sub g = -(G (m sub 1)(m sub 2))/((rsub2)(-rsub 1))^2
v= vector k= unit vector
vL=vR x vP = vR x mvV = m(vR x vV)= mRV sin(theta) (-k hat)

x= A sin(root(k/m)T+ delta)
= A cos(root(k/m)T+ delta)

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And that's just gravity, torque, and simple harmonic motion of a spring without a dampening force. It's amazing how every time you go up a level, everything from the last level just looks so simple now, and you wonder why you ever had problems with it. Of course, that never seems to help with the current stuff.

For me, my current seemingly impossible work is vector calculus in n dimentions. Suffice it to say that if I ever see another epsilon, infinite series, or matrix ever again, it will be too soon. Who the heck ever invented the Grahm-Schmit process, and why were they such sadists? (and don't give me the obvious answer of "Grahm and Schmit" ) I'd write out a problem or two, but this board doesn't have the notation to write it down.

College Physics coming back to me...

/shiver

OH GOD NO!

QUICK! SOMEONE KILL THE THREAD NOW!

Math + physics = my major weakpoint

was never good at anything beyond basic and maybe some algebra

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KaLourin DthBlayde had this to say about pies:
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Math + physics = my major weakpoint
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THere is a Diffrence Bewteen Math and Physics?

I was expecting another image of Deli doing something to himself.

You disappoint me, bald one.

Paper with your work + a Bushhog Brand Chipper Shreader= Problem solved.

[ 11-29-2001: Message edited by: Anklebitur D'gnome ]

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Karnaj had this to say about Captain Planet:
You forgot to add "....NOW WHERE MY MONEY AT, BITCH?"

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delid aint mah bitch, whatchu talkin' 'bout boye !?