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How do I tell the direction of the v(t) and a(t) vectors?? I assumed that a(t) must be perpendicular to v(t) because it’s the derivative of v(t) but that’s obviously not the case :/

24 upvotes • ptonsimp

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Inaccurate theorem(in my opinion)

22 upvotes • jemala4424

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Trying to get better at calculus

20 upvotes • TheMadTitanWasRight

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How to integrate this?

19 upvotes • nandi2

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Calculus 1

17 upvotes • Murky-Bicycle6600

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What is your deep mindset strategy to solve problems in any fields? (Mathematics - Physics - etc)

16 upvotes • d3n36

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The equation for this hyperbolic paraboloid is y=z^2 - (x^2/9). But how do I know which way it opens??

14 upvotes • ptonsimp

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Missed a question on a calc2 exam, but I’m not sure the problem is right

14 upvotes • WasntSalMatera

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Studying for calculus tips

13 upvotes • NoRise1937

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How to calculate/deal with e?

13 upvotes • shoomie26

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How do I tell the direction of the v(t) and a(t) vectors?? I assumed that a(t) must be perpendicular to v(t) because it’s the derivative of v(t) but that’s obviously not the case :/	24	ptonsimp
Inaccurate theorem(in my opinion)	22	jemala4424
Trying to get better at calculus	20	TheMadTitanWasRight
How to integrate this?	19	nandi2
Calculus 1	17	Murky-Bicycle6600
What is your deep mindset strategy to solve problems in any fields? (Mathematics - Physics - etc)	16	d3n36
The equation for this hyperbolic paraboloid is y=z^2 - (x^2/9). But how do I know which way it opens??	14	ptonsimp
Missed a question on a calc2 exam, but I’m not sure the problem is right	14	WasntSalMatera
Studying for calculus tips	13	NoRise1937
How to calculate/deal with e?	13	shoomie26