Y=mx+z formual for line

6H₂0+6CO₂₌C₆O₆H₁₂ Photosynthesis

I need to learn more chem and trig. 

E=MC2

a2 + b2 = c2

Acid base rxn

NaOH + HCl = NaCl + H2O

Didn't know what to throw out there, if you have any specific kind of chemistry stuff you'd like I could probably help out better, but just for a general rxn this is the first and easiest to write that came to mind.

l'Hospital's Rule

(it would be too painful to type this out here so just clicky the linky)

This was one of the fun ones I had back in college since it can let you solve limits in indeterminate forms such as 0/0.

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Actually, shouldn't be too hard to type since we can do symbols.

If you have a limit

lim f(x)/g(x)

where both f(x) and g(x) equal 0 or +/- ∞ then if f'(x) and g'(x) are both of a determinate form you can have the following

lim f'(x)/g'(x) = lim f(x)/g(x)

So that way you can solve some indeterminate limits.  And there are still more troubles you have to deal with after that but it's still a pretty neat little rule.

twesterm said: l'Hospital's Rule (it would be too painful to type this out here so just clicky the linky) This was one of the fun ones I had back in college since it can let you solve limits in indeterminate forms such as 0/0.

I'm so glad I'm done with limits. :|

Liberal arts majors ftw! 

makingmusic476 said: twesterm said: l'Hospital's Rule (it would be too painful to type this out here so just clicky the linky) This was one of the fun ones I had back in college since it can let you solve limits in indeterminate forms such as 0/0. I'm so glad I'm done with limits. :| Liberal arts majors ftw!

 Dud, I love math.  I was going to be a math major but ran out of time so I didn't get to finish it.  ;_;

I'm pretty sure I had the credits for a math minor but I completely forgot to declare it so never actually got it (had some shitty things happen my final year).  >_> 

1.I've always wondered what E=MC2 mean..
It's a formula for sunlight right?

2.Pythagorean theory, I know simple math. ^_^

E=MC2 is the formula for turning mass into energy, a very basic explanation is that it is how Nuclear Reactors create the energy to make electricity.

I think the Sunlight equation you may have been thinking of was for the energy of a photon:

E=hv 

Ooh, and just remembered one of my old chemistry formulas (I'm actually quite bad a chemistry and physics):

S = kP(gas)

And I only member that formula because of P(gase).

heheh. poo gas.