That u dun do it on your bf.......Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:![]()
yupz partial fractions mahOriginally posted by CoolMyth:Okay, I'll assume that the rest of the numbers are just constants. I take it that the question wants you to split the variables such that it's something like:
a/b + c/d
Is that correct? Don't want to get the question wrong.![]()
hmm my reply abit slow but thx man at least help me solve one le i lazy to solve actually truth be toldOriginally posted by CoolMyth:For second question, very paiseh....too many constants already.....my eyes seeing stars.....I'll just post where I stop:
(d*s^2 + 1 - g)/(s*(L*s+R)*(g/d - s)) = a/s + b/(Ls + R) + c/(g/d - s)
where a = - d/(L + R)
And lefts the following two equations to solve b and c:
cL + dL/(L + R) - b = d
and
cR + bg + dR/(L + R) = 1
Paiseh hor....![]()
Always glad to help.Originally posted by hisoka:hmm my reply abit slow but thx man at least help me solve one le i lazy to solve actually truth be told
kind cool ge...Originally posted by CoolMyth:Always glad to help.![]()
This one is easy...Originally posted by jay_rocks:okie,help me solve this.
if 1>5 2>10 3>15 4>20 5>?

Hmmmm....Originally posted by jay_rocks:okie,help me solve this.
if 1>5 2>10 3>15 4>20 5>?
Originally posted by starblue:kind cool ge...![]()
I got it liao... 25!Originally posted by CoolMyth:Hmmmm....
1>5 2>10 3>15 4>20 5>?
The question is wrong already. How can 1 > 5, unless I miss something....![]()
Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:This one is easy...


will you kill me if i ask you to help me find inverse laplace transform?Originally posted by CoolMyth:Always glad to help.![]()
No... +1!Originally posted by jay_rocks:ans is 1

Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:No... +1!


inverse laplace huh?Originally posted by hisoka:will you kill me if i ask you to help me find inverse laplace transform?
just joking, i dun need that anyway![]()
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Originally posted by nazgul247:Hi, I got a Maths question for you.
Jack got $100, he wanted to buy 100 fowls,
the cost of a hen is $6 each
the cost of a rooster is $3 each
the cost of a chick is $0.10 each.
Jack wants to spend the $100 flat (meaning, not a cent or dollar more or less)
and he wants only 100 fowls flat (meaning, not a fowl more or less)
Please calculate the number of hens, roosters and chicks he will have in the end.
Enjoy.![]()

Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:

If this is secondary school maths, I will just say it's 2 equations and 3 variables and hence the number of possible answers is infinite.Originally posted by nazgul247:Hi, I got a Maths question for you.
Jack got $100, he wanted to buy 100 fowls,
the cost of a hen is $6 each
the cost of a rooster is $3 each
the cost of a chick is $0.10 each.
Jack wants to spend the $100 flat (meaning, not a cent or dollar more or less)
and he wants only 100 fowls flat (meaning, not a fowl more or less)
Please calculate the number of hens, roosters and chicks he will have in the end.
Enjoy.![]()

Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:

