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#126 Re: Help Me ! » Exponential and Logarithm functions » 2022-09-29 00:17:13

Ten.
Log(something)-Log(something)=3.7-2.7=Log(something)=1
so that last something is ten

#127 Re: Help Me ! » Find Domain & Range » 2022-09-29 00:15:01

mann
we could not answer your question or get your photo if you still use imgur urls sad
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#128 Help Me ! » problem with differential equation and 14 degree polynomials » 2022-09-29 00:06:08

imcute
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so i want to derive the O(1) algorithm of earth going around the sun(i mean a formula to calculate a smol object orbiting a large object,and only the smol object can get gravity from the large object,and i dont mean something like x²+y²=r² for circle orbits(it has to do with gravity etc,and i want to derive it not graph it and find the pattern(circle)))
so gravity is a function of position(and some constants like gravity constant and big object mass and smol object mass)
gravity sums up(∫) to velocity
velocity sums up to position
but there is a problem!(ik how to do ∫∫s)i see that the pre-integral function has something to do with its integral's integral!
i thought that for a day and did that ∫∫ so i ended up with(i used complex numbers not vectors cuz the |v| function is undifferentiable)
gravity constant*mass(smol object)*mass(big object)*(real part of position of smol object to the third power+im.p.o.p.o.s.o to the 3rd power times i)*square root of(re.p.o.p.o.s.o to the 4th power+im.p.o.p.o.s.o to the 4th power),and this should end up with re.poposo+im.poposoi
the problem is that i have no idea with how to root this(it has a degree of 3+3+4+4=14!!!)




edit:DIDNT U LISTEN TO PHYSICS CLASS THE GRAVITY FORMULA GIVES U A FORCE NOT AN ACCELERATION YOU 1/8BYTECH
---physics teacher
edit edit:oh sorry i guess that i would have to reintegral it >:C



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