I haven't played much, since I've been swamped by homework. I'm planning on getting back into it when school ends next week, and by that time everything should have cooled down.
May 31, 2023
by
MangoBrick
Mmmmmmmmmmmmm...
May 29, 2023
by
Mr. Fish
What makes you ask?
I know there's a deeper reason.
May 29, 2023
by
Mr. Fish
Mmmmmmm 11?
Why?
May 29, 2023
by
Mr. Fish
I think awesome is up to individual interpretation, but I am pretty cool
May 29, 2023
by
~Silver~
Yeah i know we rarely ever talk, but thanks, means a lot
May 22, 2023
by
Colorful Glaceon
“Hehe.. I have more points than a Mod.”
now it’s two mods cause ty
May 22, 2023
by
MangoBrick
My mom is a good mom.
May 7, 2023
by
Mr. Fish
welcome to the amazing world of implicit differentiation, where nothing ever matters! implicit differentiation is different from the standard procedure of derivatives, due to the function inside d/dx containing "y". To solve an implicit differentiation equation, you will need to differentiate both sides of the equation (keeping all standard derivative rules such as the product and quotient rule in mind), and multiply any term containing "y" by dy/dx, even if the "y" has been derived to 1. you then take the derived equation and solve for dy/dx, and you have solved an implicit differentiation equation! Here's an example to get started:
d/dx (5y+3=(3x^2)+4x)
the correct answer to this equation is dy/dx=(6x+4)/5. good luck with this concept, it has been known to cause fatal insanity in some individuals (a beastly 137% rate of insanity!)
May 5, 2023
by
MangoBrick
