/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7251357

Spark Charts Chemistry.

Sure dumping the chem charts.

1/6

>>3737600

Does anybody have the complete set of these?

Hey Math,

I'd like some help in learning Maths. Main areas I have to COMPLETELY MASTER are algebra, sequences and series, logarithms and exponentials, trigonometry, differentiation and integration.
Any advice? in what order to learn shit, books, links, study tips, etc.

Thanks for the help!

/sci/ I'd really appreciate your help here. It's a stupid question but I can't figure out why the answer is 25/4:

f(x) = x^2 - x + 2 is on the interval [-2, 2]. If M is the absolute max value on this interval and m is the absolute min, what is M - m?

I know, I'm an idiot.

/sci/ dislikes economy,but what about finances, is it good/god tier field?

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Here you go boys. enjoy! x

>>2198495
I'm just posting pictures, brah. It's not hard and it doesn't take effort.

>>2046736
That's a good one. Mind including a description?

Calculus 1 1/4

Ok, calculus it is.

Calculus 1 part 1 of 4

this?

any good sparkcharts? looking for .png files
had problems with others from an archive. they were too big to print. /r/ing Calc I, Pre-Calc, and Chemistry sets please

hello /sci/ i am teaching my self calculus, after haveing worked through basic and complex differentiation with relative ease, i started on basic integration and i am stuck on a problem

so if you can help i would greatly appreciate it
i will include the method i used which i know is incorrect due to reading the books working for it which doesn't make much sense to me

<span class="math"> \int_{1}^{2}[(\sin \pi x)+\pi \ln (3x)] [/spoiler]
<span class="math"> \int_{1}^{2}[-\frac{1}{\pi }\cos (\pi x)+x\pi\ln (3x)-x] [/spoiler]
<span class="math"> \int_{1}^{2}[-\frac{1}{\pi }\cos (2\pi )+2\pi\ln (6)-2]^{2}- [-\frac{1}{\pi }\cos (\pi )+\pi\ln (3)-1]_{1} [/spoiler]
which when worked out comes to
<span class="math"> \int_{1}^{2}[8.392]-[2.496]=5.896 [/spoiler]

so an explanation would be bloody fantastic

Thanks for your time, gentlemen. I shall now be dumping sparkcharts.

Hey /sci/, I haven't taken calculus yet, but I am going to take it when this semester starts and I was wondering if anyone has any advice maybe?

I don't really have trouble with math and it boggles my mind why so many people say it is so difficult. Is calculus actually difficult or is it just exaggeration?

The only related pic I could find

contributing

anyone have a rapidshare link for all sparkcharts for science and math?

pic related, it's a sparkchart for calculus

i don't understand op's problem so i will start with the charts