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>> No.4760497 [View]
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What is the vapor pressure of acetone at 48.7 C?

Using Clausius-Clapeyron equation:

ln(p1/p2) = ΔHvap/R(1/t2-1/t1)

p1 = 760 torr
p2 = ???
t1 = 56.5 C
t2 = 48.7 C
ΔHvap = 32 KJ/mol
R = 0.0083 KJ/mol

I keep getting the wrong answer, please help.

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f(x) = sqrt(1+sqrt(x))
f'(x) = ?

The answer wolfram alpha gives me differs from the answer the book gives me.

Book solution: f'(x) = 1/(4sqrt(x+sqrt(x)))
Wolfram alpha solution: f'(x) = 1/(4sqrt(sqrt(x)+1)sqrt(x))

Can anybody please show me the steps? I am able to arrive at the solution wolfram alpha gives me, so the steps from there to the final solution would be great.

I suck so fucking hard at LaTeX, but I'll give it a (probably failed) try here:

Book solution:

<span class="math">\frac{1}{4\sqrt{x+\sqrt{x}}}[/spoiler]

Wolfram alpha solution:

<span class="math">\frac{1}{4\sqrt{\sqrt{x}+1}\sqrt{x}}[/spoiler]

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Sup /sci/. I have a probability problem I need some help with, so without further ado, here we go:

1000 patients test a medical drug. A certain serious adverse effect has a 0,05 % chance of occurring in a randomly selected patient.

How many patients do you need to test to be 99 % sure that you'll detect the adverse effect, considering this adverse effect has a 0,05 % of occurring?

I've tried various stuff without being able to arrive at the answer. I am not even close.

How should I go about this problem?

Inb4 homework, which it kind of is seeing as I've got a probability exam tomorrow.

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>> No.2681488 [View]
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What would it be like if a planet the size of Majoris could sustain life?
I know the Hurr no possible way durr gravity is too big.
I'm not asking IF it is possible.
I'm asking how it would be IF it was possible.

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VY Canis Majoris- Largest star known to man

>> No.2145870 [View]
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what created the creator that creator that created the creator that created ...ad infinitum

secret = the universe has no creator, it just exist infinitely in past and in future

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i was wondering - did life start once and then split off/evolve or did life start multiple times here on earth? is there even a scientific way of knowing?

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science is facing the universe as it is, not as we would like it to be

>> No.2034350 [View]
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2034350

You are nothing, even my penis is bigger than you. :<

>> No.2006644 [View]
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2006644

You're nothing.

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if this is true and this star is liek xbox hueg then why can't we see everywhere in the sky?

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Canis Majoris VS Black hole, who wins?

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1471934

What does VY Canis Majoris burn?

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>>1042091
and here is one, thought I'd share

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