Math Is Fun Forum

When you are firing the photon at the screen, doesn't it matter in which direction you fire it? Or are you talking about the case where the photon is fired directly at the space between the two slits?

Say you have a high concentration of oxygen inside a cellulose bag, and a lower concentration outside. The net movement will be from inside to outside, but some particles from outside will still by chance happen to come in (remember that particle movement is based on probability, brownian motion - there is a higher probability that something will go out than come in)

Ok, why did u just copy a massive blob of text from Wikipedia?

Say if you were to analyse Ben and Simon's investments without regard to the 10 year period.
If I were to prove that Simon's is better than Ben's, would this be a good way of explaining it?
Since there is no intersection between the two graphs, we know that one investment is always greater than the other. Next, choose a test point, say x = 10, then we know that Simon's is better.

So there is no single algorithm for simplifying limits, but a whole bunch of different methods? Are there any limits that exist but cannot be solved?

Woah dude, where do you get the time to do homework for all this?

Heh... exams coming up in about... a week, 6 of them: 2 Maths, english, chinese, international business, web authoring... -.- werkwerkwerk