Maybe someone can help me. Given the following equation:
My approach:
Therefore:
For k, choose 0, 1, 2, and 3 accordingly for all four solutions. However, I think there's an error. I definitely can't find it.
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Hey guys, I have a problem and hope for a quick answer. I'm currently learning math and don't really have any problems, or rather, I can solve them myself. However, I'm currently at 20.b.) and have no idea how the people in the book arrive at the solution for the inflection point of W(6.5/37) and…
How do you calculate the volume?
Yes, it seems to be right. The confusing: There are not all solutions with all k equal as they would be if k*2*PI were added outside the break in the exponent. Nevertheless, all meet the condition: if you potentize them with 4 the z^4 comes out in the penultimate line. The amount of solution looks like an inclined +, and if you take the high 4 each right angle spreads to a full rotation.
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