/sci/ - Science & Math

after 5 years of working i returned to school and physic for beginners is quite a challenge so i just ask if any of you could help

a car with 80 mph passes a gas station. at that point another car starts from that gas station and speeds up to 100 mph. when will the second car reach the first one?

>>5485904
bump

hey /sci/ is this possible?

no no no op that's not how you do it. You have to start with a eugenics thread and let them come to this argument on their own. If you just come out with it no one will bite

>>4148257
you seem upset

Yahoo answers isn't fast enough. I have Calculus HW due in like 30 minutes and I'm doing shitty in the class as it is. Quick, /sci/ please help me. I know your not my personal army (hell i never even use /sci/ but fuck I need help for this shit bad. pic unrelated

existence = yang, non existence = yin

I'm doing Pharmaceutical chemistry/biology degree. I'm going into final year. I doubt they'll pay for you to do a degree.. especially if there is somebody with a masters that could be going for the same job you applied for.. I wouldn't have the balls to ask though.

What if we attacked a tornado with a missle(s)?
What will happened?

Hey /sci/ I'm in an intro to nursing class and i have to write a paper on an interview with a registered nurse. Any registered nurses want to help me out?

1. How long have you been a registered nurse?
2. In what area of nursing and where do you currently work?
3. How long have your worked in this area?
4. What are the most rewarding aspects of this job?
5. Why did you choose to become a nurse?
6. What is the most frustrating aspect of your work?
7. Do you recommend nursing as a career? Why or why not?
8. What suggestions do you have for people beginning a career in nursing?

biology was severely affected by a large magnet presence back in the mid 1940s.

we're still not sure if it will survive.

>>2428651

for bacteria its kind of obvious...they probably came from plasmids

for eukaryotes...not so much

longer than 4 meters because left would be a different direction for each of them

>>2003724
So does the water rape the fire and the smoke is like the virginal blood? Fascinating please tell me more! :D

I've stayed up all night doing awesome demonstration after mind blowing differential equation models, and yet I'm stuck at something that seems incredibly simple.

I'm basically defining the exponential function e^x and all of its properties parting ONLY from the fact it solves the differential equation y = y' with the initial condition y(0) = 1.

Suppose E(x) solves this. I've already proved all of its derivatives exist and are equal to E(x). I proved E(x) > 0 for all x > 0. I've proved E(x) it grows as x grows and that it does so at a positive rate (i.e. its derivative is positive and so is its second derivative for all x). But I cannot for the life of me prove E(a + x) = E(a)E(x), which is the next step I need to solve. Halp.

>This thread

>he thinks social Darwinism is actual Darwinism

I just used my laughing girls pic in another thread :(