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Can anyone help me differenciate this? I've completely forgotten how to do it...
I don't particularly for the method, just the answer :)
y = (-1/3 x^4 + x)^(1/3), or [URL]http://img493.imageshack.us/img493/751/untitled4ql.jpg[/URL]
Thankew
I don't particularly for the method, just the answer :)
y = (-1/3 x^4 + x)^(1/3), or [URL]http://img493.imageshack.us/img493/751/untitled4ql.jpg[/URL]
Thankew
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I remember that stuff.
Or rather, I don't remember that stuff.
The day I need that in everyday life, I'll shoot myself.
Or rather, I don't remember that stuff.
The day I need that in everyday life, I'll shoot myself.
I'm using it...
*thinks*
Looks right...
Looks right...
This is what I meant; [URL]http://incensed.quirkyanimations.co.uk/crap/this.jpg[/URL]
Close-ish, not exactly what I have...
[URL]http://img455.imageshack.us/img455/7251/untitled3uj.jpg[/URL]
How does that look? (Needs 'cleaning up', of course)
How does that look? (Needs 'cleaning up', of course)
No installation disk, my brother has it in Sheffield... errm i'll do it the hard way i suppose...
In Word; Insert -> Object -> Microsoft Equation 3.0
If you don't have it, and have the Installation CD, I think you can install it off the CD.
If you don't have it, and have the Installation CD, I think you can install it off the CD.
Niddle wrote:
> Thanks youuuu
>
> Use the Microsoft Equation, soo useful :)
Where do you get that from?
> Thanks youuuu
>
> Use the Microsoft Equation, soo useful :)
Where do you get that from?
Thanks youuuu
Use the Microsoft Equation, soo useful :)
Use the Microsoft Equation, soo useful :)
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