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My tutorial group has come forward with the question…
How do we tell the difference between Arithmetic and Geometric sequences?
I am going to agree, for a moment, that these two things are similar, because at first glance we will find that this comes down to rate of change, which is also known as Slope. Lets [...]
Despite public opinion being what it is, Evolution is not a theory. Evolution is a process that is evidenced by the diversity of living forms, the diversity of the fossil record, the diversity of our cultures, religions and so forth. Evolution is, quite simply, a label we apply to the gradual change of something over [...]
This quarter I have stumbled into a rather interesting situation: I am tutoring a class that is learning exactly what my Linear Algebra class is going over. Specifically, this is biting me in the ass because of our focus on Solving Systems of Linear Equations. In order to help my tutorial groups, as well as [...]
The age of our universe is between 13 and 14 billion years old. We have many lines of evidence and reasoning that have brought us to this accepted understanding, one of which is our observational limits. Having the ability to point Hubble at any dark patch of sky and zoom in to most articulate point [...]
My Calculus Instructor is like none other. He prides himself on getting through the quarter and absolutely hands down covers everything. This summer our class was 6 weeks long, and we covered all of the multivariable calculus topics from partial derivation to curl and divergence in 4 weeks total.
For the math majors in the audience [...]
