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Stewart
Binmore real analysis
Needham complex analysis

Spivak - Calculus
Rudin - Principles of Mathematical Analysis
Hoffman/Kunze - Linear Algebra
Artin - Algebra
Munkres - Topology
Spivak - Calculus on Manifolds
Hatcher - Algebraic Topology

>>8550026
>>8550035
Thanks but i need the picture that im looking for, it has 12 books or 15 not sure

The internet is the worst thing to ever happen to the human race.

>>8548648
I think that's exaggerated

Do what you want, you get 80 years on this planet before you go senile or die, so don't let anyone tell you how to spend them. None of it matters in the end.

>>8548322
Yes.

>>8548322
>became petrified after a massive flood
How does that work

>>8548334
>The petrifaction process occurs underground, when wood becomes buried under sediment or volcanic ash and is initially preserved due to a lack of oxygen which inhibits aerobic decomposition. Mineral-laden water flowing through the covering material deposits minerals in the plant's cells; as the plant's lignin and cellulose decay, a stone mold forms in its place. The organic matter needs to become petrified before it decomposes completely.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrified_wood

>>8548304
I probably have a shitty methodology but here goes.
It looks like the area is progressing linearly.

A(L) = a*L + b

I will assume that 0 < L < 2r
If L = 2R, we have Area(2R) = [math](\pi*r^2)/2[/math]
If L = 0, we have area(0) = 0

So b = 0
So a = [math]\frac{\pi^2}{4R}[/math]

A(l) = [math]\frac{\pi^2}{4R}*l[/math]

Don't you need the angle?

>>8548337

The angle is not a given.

>>8548298
Making a good star wars continuation? Maybe in a few decades and only if M. Bay and JJ Abrahams join forces.

>stopping photons in mid air

Yeah... no.

Yes, it is possible. Its still a long time until they get something like in your pic but 3D holograms exist

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>>8547685
me

>>8547685
You spend energy doing it.

>>8547685

It's been possible since forever but the oil companies suppress it

You know how you live on Earth? Did you ever consider it might be a living, sentient being that you're negatively affecting by living and reproducing on it? No.

Same thing with a virus and organisms.

>>8547064
>reproducing
;_;

>>8547066
Well, people in general.

Total autism game

I know some people doing GMT. As far as analytical subjects go it's reasonably interesting I guess, and it's certainly not a niche subject. The kind of problems the average person works on just isn't that interesting, though. It's like the subject lacks very much depth, but I guess the same goes for a lot of analytical subjects.

It's boring as fuck. Had to take a class not long ago. Couldn't get my heart into it.

>>8546165
There's a reason people study shit like this their whole lives. This is that reason.

>>8546165
By designing, do you mean de novo creation? If not rational site directed mutagenesis and directed evolution are currently in use to make enzymes better or to give them new functions

>>8546165
The same way you design any complex modifications with a top-to-bottom approach.
You a) experiment with small changes and b) identify reusable modules and recombine them. If you're confident with recombining modules, you start creating modified modules to suit your needs.

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Fuck off

>>8541896
-1/12

>>8541896
9

While the input is invalid, keep prompting the user to re-input (integer between 1 and 5). You should create a function to check the validity of the input information.
Prompt the user to enter delivery distance. The delivery distance must be between 0 and 50 miles.
Create an object for each room/space using an array of objects. For example, Room room_list[5]; creates an array of five Room objects.
Prompt the user to enter length, width, and carpet type for each room. While the input is read, use setters to define the length, width, and carpet type of each room.
Compute the total charge for the order. Include a function for computing the total charge (including the carpet cost, installation fee, discount if any, and delivery fee)
Print the order information. Information to be printed: customer name, number of rooms, size of each room, type of carpet, and cost of the carpet for each room.
Print total area, the distance for delivery, amount of discount, total charge (including delivery fee) at the end.


[2 points] For the CarpetOrder class, define a header file (.h file) for class declaration and a .cpp file for member function definitions/implementations.
[3 points] Add sufficient comments and make your program, especially the main function, as concise as possible.


Guidelines for programming assignment:
For your final program please add the following comments to the main function
/*

* Names of classes you defined:

* Date of creation:

* Date of modification:

* Author:

**/

Please comment your code to describe what you are doing. Your creativity is welcome.
Please choose meaningful variable names and avoid the variables such as h1, d1, etc.
You should debug and test your program to make sure your program has no syntax and logical errors. If you have any problem running your code, please document them by comments as well

A sample output:

This program will calculate the cost of carpet installation.
Please enter your name: Ray Smith
Enter the number of rooms: 3
Enter distance for delivery: 30

Enter the length of the first room: 20
Enter the width of the first room: 30
Enter carpet type (p for premium carpet, s for standard carpet): p


Enter the length of the next room: 20
Enter the width of the next room: 40
Enter carpet type (p for premium carpet, s for standard carpet): s


Enter the length of the next room: 10
Enter the width of the next room: 30
Enter carpet type (p for premium carpet, s for standard carpet): s

The following is your order details:

Customer name: Ray Smith
Number of rooms: 3
Delivery distance: 30 miles
Room 1 information: Size: 20x30, Carpet type: Premium, Cost of the carpet: $15000
Room 2 information: Size: 20x40, Carpet type: Standard, Cost of the carpet: $8000
Room 3 information: Size: 10x30, Carpet type: Standard, Cost of the carpet: $3000


Total area: 1700 square feet
Cost of the Carpet: $26000
Cost of installation: $8500
Discount : $5200
Delivery charge: $75
Total amount: $29375

>>8550601
>>8550603
>>8550605
Trivial

>>8550317
OP, do we have cyborgs on earth?

Only cyborgs due to necessity. Not yet cyborgs due to cosmetics.

>>8550317
Wouldn't energy be more useful for humans than calories?

>>8550271
bout tree fiddy

>>8550271
What does this photo of a generic homosexual has to do with your question?

>>8550271
would total his bp

>>8550236
Automation has been happening since the beggining of time.

>>8550236
>mfw working in automation right now

kek

>>8550236
I am young you know (16)

>>8550101
>value at point x equals the slope in point x equals the area under the curve from -infinity to x
literally why is this allowed

>>8550101
The derivative of e is 0

>>8550109
He meant e^x