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RobertSmart replied to the thread How Do Two Graphs Differ?.

Your explanation is spot on! When we have y = 4•f(x), the graph is stretched vertically by a factor of 4, since multiplying the...

harpazo replied to the thread How Do Two Graphs Differ?.

I am not offended. At 59, however, I don't have time for jokes and philosophy, well, that's another course.

conway replied to the thread How Do Two Graphs Differ?.

Vaquita3 was only trying to be friendly and make a joke about their days in college. I was trying to discuss philosophy. Please forgive...

harpazo replied to the thread How Do Two Graphs Differ?.

Let's stay focused on mathematics. I am not interested in deep psychological discussions or philosophy.

Vaquita3 replied to the thread How Do Two Graphs Differ?.

Yeh. A response ingrained deep into the psyche and originating in an experience from within the world of academia.

conway replied to the thread New Math Self-study Plan.

Sounds like a reasonable plan of action to me. As you know well, it takes a great discipline to study mathematics. Even more so on your...

conway liked harpazo's post in the thread New Math Self-study Plan.

My New Self-study Plan 1. Study one topic at a time. 2. Learn each topic watching video clips on YouTube and then searching my...

conway liked RobertSmart's post in the thread (2*3).

The expression (2*3) literally means the multiplication of the number 2 by the number 3. Therefore, it represents: A. (2 + 2 + 2)...

conway replied to the thread (2*3).

Both interpretations are correct (3+3) is just as valid as (2+2+2). Now I ask you to consider the possibility of unifying the two...

RobertSmart replied to the thread (2*3).

The expression (2*3) literally means the multiplication of the number 2 by the number 3. Therefore, it represents: A. (2 + 2 + 2)...

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New Math Self-study Plan

My New Self-study Plan 1. Study one topic at a time. 2. Learn each topic watching video clips on YouTube and then searching my...

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harpazo replied to the thread Digital Music Revenues.

I am doing a self-study of math. I graduated in 1994. I am not a classroom student.

harpazo liked RobertSmart's post in the thread Digital Music Revenues.

Part A: Let's find the values of R(0), R(3), and R(5) by substituting the respective values of x into the function:...

RobertSmart replied to the thread Digital Music Revenues.

Part A: Let's find the values of R(0), R(3), and R(5) by substituting the respective values of x into the function:...

harpazo replied to the thread How Do Two Graphs Differ?.

Academic trauma response?