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Calculus 14 Years Ago by pordsky Good day everyone! my professor ask me to do an system that computes any problems in calculus, but i don't have any idea in doing it. i searched for some sample codes but i end up nothing. hope someone can give me sample codes for it. any of: C++, java or vb.net. Thank you! Calculus chat? 19 Years Ago by hruzam I'm covering some of my old calculus problems, and have one that I'm having trouble with, so I'm looking for a chat site. Anyone know of one? Thanks. Re: Calculus chat? 19 Years Ago by hruzam … me fits. It comes out of an older textbook, "Calculus, with Analytic Geometry", second edition by Earl W. Swokowski… calculus using else-if statement 15 Years Ago by jhayar hi im a newbie,can u give me an example of math problems using c language...preferably calculus using else-if statement,or a looping satement..thank u very much..godbless(",) Re: calculus using else-if statement 15 Years Ago by mrnutty Find the zero of the function [CODE] x^2 - 5 = 0[/CODE], that is, find what value for x, will cause this function [CODE]x^2 - 5[/CODE] to equal zero. A good approach will use calculus and for loops. Note by finding the zero of the function x^2 - 5, you have found the sqrt(5). Hint : newton raphson method. Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by Brent_Ritterbec Calculus is incredibly easy. It has become so easy that when … it, how to devise an algorithm. If you do enough calculus, and I have (graduate level mathematics here), you don't… Re: Calculus 14 Years Ago by ddanbe What do you mean by "any"? Did you mean "some"? And if so, which problems? Re: Calculus 14 Years Ago by Momerath [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_integration"]Numerical Integration[/URL] and [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_ordinary_differential_equations"]Numerical Ordinary Differential Equations[/URL] Re: Calculus 14 Years Ago by pordsky hi sir ddanbe yes, i mean some. factoring and derivative. :) Re: Calculus 14 Years Ago by ddanbe If you know how to program and your professor gave you all the formulas, this should be a rather "easy" job to do. :) Explanation: Tuple, domain calculus 11 Years Ago by abhig … student name Give queries expressed in relational algebra, tuple calculus and domain calculus for the following: (i) List all students taking …Can anyone explain me what a relational algebra, tuple calculus or domain calculus actually refers to in simple words? I can write…# where advise.prof LIKE '%Ashok%' But what is tuple calculus or domain… Re: Explanation: Tuple, domain calculus 11 Years Ago by LastMitch …: Can anyone explain me what a relational algebra, tuple calculus or domain calculus actually refers to in simple words? I can write… Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by cybergirl Well, in my opinion i think calculus is a lot easier than C++. Last semester i took …'m good with math, maybe that's why i think Calculus is easier than C++. But I also think that a… lot easier. p.s. I think physics is harder than calculus or C++.:) Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by Asif_NSU I would say calculus is much tougher than C++; c++ is tough but u … programming.However, learning only c++ is no way tougher than calculus. It will take u at best 3 months to master… Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by iamboredguy No comparison! I'm doing both subjects right now. And calculus drives me nuts! I mean its pretty awe-inspiring but it never gets into my head. C++ is a different matter. I thoroughly enjoyed every class of C++ till now. I would give my right arm to understand calculus properly. Btw, I'm left handed :mrgreen: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by A Monkeys Uncle Ok, I'll be taking a C++ course soon, and I want to use a class (in college) that was very difficult for me to get an idea of what I'm looking at since browsing around C++ looks very complicated. In comparison to a college level calculus class how does it compare, and will knowing all of this math help me in the course? Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by tlee It cannot compare between C++ and Calculus because they are different subject. Learning C++ takes years to … Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by A Monkeys Uncle [QUOTE=tlee]It cannot compare between C++ and Calculus because they are different subject. Learning C++ takes years to … Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by nanosani … understands ... and ofcourse a programmer. Its not as easy as calculus ... but its not as hard too ... you take the first… Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by FireNet If Calculus is fun,C++ is close to haven. Really it's how you take your stand to it,love it and it will love you (if you dont use VC++ ;) ). Hate it,and it will kill you,almost. Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by kc0arf Hello, I think C++ is easier than calculus. Calc has to deal with infinite numbers, and often memorization … Re: Is C++ More Difficult Than Calculus? 20 Years Ago by amrhesham9 … C++ looks very complicated. In comparison to a college level calculus class how does it compare, and will knowing all of… Project Calculus 14 Years Ago by KrazyKitsune I'm working on a self-project called 'Project Calculus' (Not that you care about the name). It's a … Re: Calculus chat? 19 Years Ago by hruzam Any help at all out there? I would really appreciate it. Re: Calculus chat? 19 Years Ago by jim mcnamara [url]www.physicsforums.com[/url] go to the homework forums - there is a calc section for textbook and homework problems. Re: Calculus chat? 19 Years Ago by Dani You could ask in THIS forum, ya know? :) Re: Calculus chat? 19 Years Ago by Rashakil Fol [QUOTE=hruzam]I need to evaluate the definite integral from 1 to 2 of 5/(8)(x to the 6th power) dx. From my notes from years ago, I know the answer is 31/256, but I keep coming up with 29/256.[/QUOTE] Rewrite this as (5/8)*x^(-6) (where ^ is an operator indicating exponentiation). Then an antiderivative is (5/8)*(x^(-5)/(-5)) = -x^(-5) / 8. (I'… Re: Calculus chat? 19 Years Ago by iamthwee [QUOTE=Rashakil Fol]Rewrite this as (5/8)*x^(-6) (where ^ is an operator indicating exponentiation). Then an antiderivative is (5/8)*(x^(-5)/(-5)) = -x^(-5) / 8. (I've omitted the 'plus C' that is usually written.) Then -(2)^(-5) / 8 - -(1)^(-5) / 8 = -1 / (32 * 8) + 1 / 8 = -1/256 + 32/256 = 31/256. I like your starting point but the next … Re: Calculus chat? 19 Years Ago by hruzam I did begin by rewriting as (5/8)*x^(-6). And actually, in one instance of working the antiderivative, I arrived at (5/8)*(x^(-5)/(-5). I made a stupid error in my math from that point, which resulted in a wrong answer. Now I've got it. I'm glad to see that my methodology was correct. I haven't tried the second one yet, but in reviewing what you… Re: Calculus chat? 19 Years Ago by hruzam Oh, and the constant, "+C" is not needed at this point. That's the next chapter on indefinite integrals.