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Stick away from your cliches. I would go with something original. Think of the changes your grandparents have had to endure. See everyone goes for big business or large scale local-global. The other thing you must remember is you can either do it from the perspective of the local or of the...

I want to use Mr. Palomar by Italo Calvino (the translated version) for navigating the global. It is relatively short and technique rich. It has a lot of paradigm/philosophical commentry. Just wondering if it fits the criteria. My prescribed texts are Heaney and Alistar MacLeod's Island. For my...

1. ok a+1=x-1 2. and a^2=sqrtx 3. but 1/a=1/x how can that be? i do not get the pattern 3. doesn't fit

ax^3 + bx^2 + cx + d has roots alpha, beta, gamma and delta find equation with alpha^2... i understand that use x^1/2 i can do this question find equation with 1/alpha from the examples i see you use 1/x i dont get it why is it for one you rearrange and for the other you don't. and...

think about that thing with the two arguments equaling the the angle. like bakes put on the board this is tough if u figure it out gimme a yell i think... i got an idea ok so possible like maybe equal roots on the circle if lets say we a talking about z^4 then you get complex...

i kinda figured since you were asking some tough four unit. man that http://i.imgur.com/BBY7H.jpg is so hard. where do u find these random questions. you should check out wolfram alpha for all your quieries. it can do most stuff but sometimes has trouble with the specifics. Have fun see you...

Hey man. Look in the book there is a great diagram. Basically the angle between the chords of P and both foci are equal.

Never had a tutor. All you gotta do is listen in class. Those of you with tutors drop em and save some money. Just listen and follow the teachers instructions. If you have a bad teacher then just get Coroneos and Cambridge and you are set. CORONEOS

ha ha ha. its oscar. why are u in 4 unit threads. oh its simon by the way

Find the equation of the chord of contact of tangents from the point (5,4) to the ellipse (x^2)/15 + (y^2)/10 = 1 Thank you.

Can someone please explain to me |z-1|<|z-i|. It is a region question. I do not understand whether it is to circles simultaneously or if you sub in x+iy. Any help would be great. Thanks