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okay that is COOL.

I'm cold and non-dry & its made me illl.

Reply 2722

natty_d

I have another question for you :woo:

There are 4 graphs

a)

y = 4/x

y = 3^x

y = 12x - x^3

y= 6/x-1

Write down the letters corresponding to the three curves which cut the y-axis.

Reply 2723

natty_d

I see it now. :facepalm:

Reply 2724

raceforthefishman

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might try and catch up with core3 tomorrow :sad:

Chemistry > Maths

but I like maths....!!
(I like chemistry too)
not spectroscopy though...

Reply 2727

John Locke

raceforthefishman

but I like maths....!!
(I like chemistry too)
not spectroscopy though...

Physical Chem :colone:

[-\frac{\hbar}{2m}\cdot\frac{d^2}{dx^2} + U(x)]\psi(x)=E\psi(x)

Unparseable latex formula:

\forall \exists \psi_n_l_m(\phi,\theta,r)

and the like.

Spectroscopy is awesssssssssssssssomeeeeeeeeee

Reply 2728

Champagne Supernova

I really really ought to get some work done before I go back... :frown:

Reply 2729

John Locke

I thought that might get you exited :p:

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I had a good one the other day considering allowed wavefunctions in 7 membered non-benzenoid aromatic rings considering a 'particle in a ring' approximation.

Reply 2730

raceforthefishman

physical.....oh dear...hell no!

Biochemistry :proud:

(orga is where its at baby!)

Reply 2731

John Locke

The only thing i was going to ask is if that was too much context :wink:

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From what i gather you mathmos reel in abstraction and would much rather have the differential equation and related boundary conditions than the inconvenience of physical relevance :p:

Reply 2732

John Locke

raceforthefishman

physical.....oh dear...hell no!

Biochemistry :proud:

(orga is where its at baby!)

awwwwww yeah. I'm so rubbish at physical, much better and organic & biological chem (biochem, chemical bio and molecular biology :coma:

biology

Touché

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But if we're talking purity, philosophy has you licked :p:

Reply 2735

laurenlodge

this page is so TSR. :p:

Reply 2736

Malsy

who's happy they didn't do physics :awesome:

Reply 2737

John Locke

I dunno, the philosophy of maths is purer than mathematical practice as far as i can see it. Depends how you consider purity et cetera ad infinitum...

My brains too fuzzy tonight to argue the finer points :o: