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VCE Stuff => Victorian Education Discussion => Topic started by: werdna on December 03, 2010, 11:59:56 pm
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Just came across this site: http://www.wolframalpha.com
It can do math problems like this: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=integrate+x^2+sin^3+x+dx
:)
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Pretty damn cool
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that site is like the wikipedia of maths, every maths lover already knows that site :P
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awesome site!.. wish i had known it earlier
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but if you really want a real maths program, get mathematica it's slick as
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but if you really want a real maths program, get mathematica it's slick as
where can we find that?
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but if you really want a real maths program, get mathematica it's slick as
where can we find that?
either your university buys it for you or you buy it yourself with a student discount
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or just torrent.. :P
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or just torrent.. :P
Thats the way ;p Brb going on TPB .
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Don't you have to register it online with a license though?
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.. my brain just exploded :crazy2:
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Cool, you don't? :D
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If you're using wolfram alpha as just a glorified calculator you're doing it wrong, it has a lot of power hidden under the surface to find/present data that's a pain to get with google.
Eg, Salmonella infection rates
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that site is like the wikipedia of maths, every maths lover already knows that site :P
Mm yeah, wolfram :)
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that site is like the wikipedia of maths, every maths lover already knows that site :P
+1
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How on earth do you use Mathematica? Ive got it and I cannot even solve a problem on it :/. Anyone care to help?
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that site is like the wikipedia of maths, every maths lover already knows that site :P
Yeah, if you really love maths, you'd have known of it's existence the day it was launched.
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Guess I don't love maths then ::)